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Serge Tcherepnin, born 2 February 1941 in France and raised there, is an American composer and electronic-instrument builder who created the Serge synthesizer.
Biography
Between 1966 and 1968 Serge worked at the studio for electronic music of the Cologne Hochschule für Musik. From 1968 he directed the electronic studio of New York University. Starting in 1970 he taught composition and electronic music at the School of Music, California Institute of the Arts. In 1973 together with a number of people formed the People's Synthesizer Project. A mutual self-help project to build a synthesizer that they could all afford. This evolved into Serge Modular Music Systems, Serge's company.[1] In 1992 Serge decided to move back to France and sold the circuit designs to longtime associate Rex Probe, who then founded Sound Transform Systems. Since 2004 Serge has been working with Ken Stone of CGS who offers his designs on PCBs for the DIY community, and in 2013 with TipTop Audio on a line of synthesizer modules for the Eurorack format.[2][3]
References
- ^ Warren Burt - My History With Music Technology Part 2: San Diego
- ^ Wikipedia:Serge Tcherepnin (Marshall, Ingram. 1975. "New Music at Cal Arts: The First Four Years (1970-74)." Numus 2, no. 1 (Winter): 52–60.)
- ^ History, The unofficial Serge synthesizer web site
Further reading
- Marshall, Ingram. 1975. "New Music at Cal Arts: The First Four Years (1970-74)." Numus 2, no. 1 (Winter): 52–60.