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1 Electronic Instruments

2 Early Instruments 1753 - Denis D’or 1761 - Clavecin électrique
Temporarily charged. 1876 – Musical Telegraph Elisha Gray Telephone lines

3 Theremin 1919 Played without contact. Pitch (frequency)
Volume (amplitude)

4 Synthesizers 1950 Artificial sounds Synthesize voice
1964 – Robert Moog Moog synthesizer

5 EWI Electronic wind instrument Air pressure Lip pressure

6 Fingerboard Continuum
Lippold Haken 2002: commercial use

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