SYNTHI 100
Tonmeister Les Craythorn takes a tour of The University of Melbourne’s Synthi 100, one of the world’s ground-breaking music machines. Manufactured in 1973, it is one of only 30 made and - following recent restoration to its original condition by Les Craythorn– it may be the only working Synthi 100 still in original condition. Les will demonstrate some of the important works connected with this machine’s history, including Percy GRAINGER’s rarely realised Free Music.
When:
Friday, 27 March | 6pm - 7pm
Where: John Hopkins Room
Faculty of the VCA and MCM
234 St Kilda Road
Southbank Vic 3006
Registration
Tonmeister Les Craythorn takes a tour of The University of Melbourne’s Synthi 100, one of the world’s ground-breaking music machines. Manufactured in 1973, it is one of only 30 made and - following recent restoration to its original condition by Les Craythorn– it may be the only working Synthi 100 still in original condition. Les will demonstrate some of the important works connected with this machine’s history, including Percy GRAINGER’s rarely realised Free Music.
When:
Friday, 27 March | 6pm - 7pm
Where: John Hopkins Room
Faculty of the VCA and MCM
234 St Kilda Road
Southbank Vic 3006
Registration
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