- The
Telharmonium (also
known as the Dynamophone) was an
early electrical organ,
developed by
Thaddeus Cahill c. 1896 and
patented in 1897. The electrical...
- com****tion,
among other things.
Other early synthesizers included the
Telharmonium (1897), the
Theremin (1919), Jörg Mager's
Spharophon (1924) and Partiturophone...
- technology.
Examples of
electromechanical sound producing devices include the
telharmonium,
Hammond organ,
electric piano, and the
electric guitar.
Purely electronic...
-
signals such as
ringing tone. It was
developed by
Thaddeus Cahill for the
telharmonium c. 1896 and
patented in 1897. It was
reinvented around 1910 by Rudolph...
- the
first electromechanical musical instrument,
which he
dubbed the
telharmonium. He
studied the
physics of
music at
Oberlin Conservatory in Oberlin,...
-
amplifiers and loudspeakers. Such
electromechanical devices include the
telharmonium,
Hammond organ,
electric piano and
electric guitar. The
first electronic...
- body-contact idea, one of the
earliest being Thaddeus Cahill (1897)
whose telharmonium, it is reported, was also touch-sensitive.
Since 1984,
Swiss duo Voice...
- organ's
technology derives from the
Telharmonium, an
instrument created in 1897 by
Thaddeus Cahill. The
telharmonium used
revolving electric alternators...
- rock,
indie pop
Years active 2013–2024 (on hiatus)
Labels Warner, YALA! Records,
Telharmonium Members Jack Kaye
Angus Taylor Kristian Smith Paeris Giles...
- with some
establishing solid re****tions in
their own
niche markets.
Telharmonium The use of
electricity in
organs emerged in the
first decades of the...
