
Tristram CARY
Tristram Cary was a pioneer of tape and electronic music but was equally at home with more conventional forces. He was founder (in 1967) of the electronic music studio at the Royal College of Music, and designed and built his own electronic music facility, one of the longest established private studios in the world. The equipment from this studio was brought to Australia, and most of it was incorporated into the expanding teaching studio at the University of Adelaide. He was also a founder Director of EMS (London) Ltd, and co-designer of the VCS3 (Putney) Synthesiser and other EMS products. He called upon a wide range of resources for generating film, TV, theatre, radio or concert music, special dialogue treatments, or anything in the area of specialised sound. His wide experience as a composer included all aspects of instrumental and vocal ensemble, any facet of electronic music, or combinations of several types.his website
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| Artist | Title | Label | Catnum | Format | Price | ||
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Tristram CARY | Trios 1971 (+ V. EPPLAY & S.TAKAHASHI ) | ART KILL ART | AKA 002 | Vinyl LP | €15.00 | |



