Resonate Magazine (Australian Music Centre)
World New Music Days ISCM/ACL 2022, New Zealand. 7 February 2023.
A Latin American Adventure with an Australian Presence (Chile, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador, Colombia). 20 December 2022.
Pertout and Zappa: Exposiciones. 28 September 2020.
New music adventures in Russia, Central Asia and Indochina. 14 December 2018.
2018 Asian Composers League Festival and Conference in Taiwan. 15 November 2018.
A long-awaited expedition to Russia. 25 October 2017.
Standing room only in Chile - a report from home territory. 22 February 2017.
34th Asian Composers League Festival and Conference / 2nd ‘Asia-Europe’ New Music Festival, Vietnam. 13 December 2016.
33rd Asian Composers League Festival and Conference, Philippines. 21 December 2015.
International Forum of New Music, Mexico. 29 June 2015.
1st Asia-Europe New Music Festival & Vietnam National Symphony Orchestra. 24 October 2014.
31st Asian Composers League Festival and Conference, Singapore. 7 November 2013.
30th Asian Composers League Conference and Festival in Israel. 26 November 2012.
29th Asian Composers' League Conference and Festival, Taiwan. 20 December 2011.
Festival Interamericano de las Artes and the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra. 27 October 2011.
An Australian in Santiago de Chile: Andrián Pertout. 15 December 2010.
Under Capricorn: MSO, Vic, 12.05.07. 31 July 2007.
classikON (Ambassador Thoughts)
Quercus Trio, superb! – Absolutely mesmerizing. Quercus Trio: Hall of Mirrors.
Wednesday, 22 June, 2022, Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre.
In The Muses’ Delight – Beauty with an inner layer of complexity. The Muses’ Delight: Messengers for Elegant Society.
Wednesday, 25 May, 2022, Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre.
Holley’s ‘The Goodchild Canzonas’ a fitting tribute to a great musician. Lyrebird Brass: Top of the Food Chain: Bottom of the World.
Monday, 28 March, 2022, Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre.
World premieres from Alan Holley and Melody Eötvös pay tribute to the Hendrix legacy.
Ensemble Three: All Demons Run.
March 22, 2022, Primrose Potter Salon, Melbourne Recital Centre.
JUKE MAGAZINE (Syme Media Pty Ltd)
In 1992-1993 worked for 'Juke Magazine', interviewing: Mark Frederick (Alesis International Manager - Pacific) and Peter Gretch (Vintage Synths, Collector).
Also producing the new musical technology and instrument reviews: Tascam MSR Series Recorders & M3700 Series Automated Consoles, Sony's DAT Recorders, Korg's 03R/W & Wavestation SR, Music for your IBM & Mac and John Ialuna (Audio Production MIDI Sequences).
MIXDOWN (Beat Magazine Pty Ltd) In 1995 started working for 'Mixdown', interviewing: Tommy Emmanuel, Craig Rosevear (The Screaming Jets), Joe Camilleri, Ottmar Liebert (Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra), Little Charlie Baty (Little Charlie & the Nightcats), Charlie Chan, Jimmie Vaughan, Herbie Hancock, Simon Patterson, Slava Grigoryan, Karin Schaupp, Dave Weckl, Sarah McKeown (Rock n’ Roll Highschool), Dino Cazares (Fear Factory), Mark Snow, Marcel Yammouni, Peter Hardman (Effigy), Mike Stern, Colin Buchanan, Igor Cavalera & Derrick Green (Sepultura), Paco Peña, Steve Knightley (Show Of Hands), Vinx (Jungle Funk), Simon Nicol (Fairport Convention), Ross Robinson, Ross Hannaford & Jex Saarelaht (Dianna Kiss), Steve Reich, Geoff Achison, Rick Price, Greg Williams, Neville Hill & David McCluney (Splurge), Connie Mitchell & Jamie Fonti (Primary), Nicky Bomba (Bomba), Nick Tongue, Tom Coster (Vital Information), Adam Lester, Rob James (museek.net), Shawn Crahan (Slipknot), Jorge Coulon (Inti-Illimani), Isabel Parra, Rebecca Barnard & Shane O’Mara (Rebeccas Empire), Robert Flynn (Machine Head), Tom Chiu (Flux Quartet), Alf Clausen, Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt, Steve Vai, José Feliciano, Johnny Klimek, Craig Horne, Neil Murray, Bruce Jackson, Joe Satriani, Nick Wilson, Craig Tugwell (The Beatals), Philip & Angela O’Brien (U.R.), Joe Zawinul, Jimmy Barnes, Bill Evans, Janis Ian, David Ellefson (Megadeth), Alex Pertout, Chad Wackerman, Darren Grahn, Garry Gary Beers (INXS), Rick Wakeman (Yes) and Tom Holkenborg (Junkie XL).
Producing the articles: The MIDI Revolution, The Second Hand Saga, The Ultimate Drummer’s Day ’98, True Confessions of a Mixdown Writer, Anthony Bell (Belman Guitars), Paco Peña: Flamenco Passion, Music Hire Pty Ltd: Quality and Technology, Gregg Bissonette: Golden Drummer, Jason Olim: CDnow ‘The Internet’s Number One Music Store’, Jands Electronics: The Recording Products Showcase, Kadri Gopalnath: India’s Saxophone Virtuoso, AUSMUSIC Week: 23rd - 29th November 1998, Big Day Out: Australia Day (Melbourne RAS Showgrounds), Duende: The Heat of Hispanic Groove, Big Night Out: Ariel, the Kevin Borich Express and Chain, WOMADELAIDE ’99: Sounds of the Planet, Studio 52: The Musician’s Studio, Extraordinary Music: The Melbourne Fringe Festival, Synergy Percussion: Drumming and Victor Bailey: Lowblow.
Producing the 'World Sounds' page, interviewing: Alejandro
Vargas (Apurima), Le Tuan Hung (Le Tuan Hung & Dang Kim Hien), Roberto Marquez
Bugueño (Illapu), Reinhard Flatischler, Ramnath
Iyer (Veena Melodies), Irene Vela (The Habibis), David Marama (Musiki Manjaro),
Passi Jo, Gustavo Alfonso Garcés (Mumbo Jumbo), Kavisha Mazzella, Chitravina
N. Ravikiran, Nick Randall, Don Stewart (Dalriada), Victor ‘Catrileo’ Ricardo
(Victor Ricardo y La Mezcla Rara), Hossam Ramzy, Mark Levine, Henk
Postma, Lisa Young & Sue Johnson (Coco’s Lunch),
Andreas Kisser (Sepultura), Karaikudi R. Mani,
T.V. Vaasan & Srirangam S. Kannan, Gareth Koch, John
Norton, Jorge Gonzales, Alex Pertout, Alejandro Arellano, Jaime Carrasco (Inka
Marka), Adam Plack (Nomad), Andrew MacGregor, Bob
Brozman, Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt, Joshua Redman, Siamak
Noory, Max Cavalera, Keb' Mo' and Steve Tallis, as well as featuring the
articles: Passi Jo: With the Best of Paris as Kass Kass Man, The Accordion,
Vladimir Kocibelli: My Feelings, The Sitar, Greg Jordan: A Return to the Celtic Heartland, The Mbira, The Batá
Drums, The Saz, Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan:
The Brightest Star in Qawwali, Dmitri Pokrovsky: The Wild Field, The
Zampoña, Riley Lee: Shakuhachi, World Music
Network: The Rough Guide to World
Music, The Darabukka, Sheila Chandra:
AboneCroneDrone, Tabu Ley Seigneur Rochereau & Afrisa International Orchestra:
Babeti Soukous, The Xylophone, Mark Levine:
One Notch Up, Preto e Branco: Verde, The Ocarina,
Welcome to the Real World of Peter Gabriel, The Tabla,
The Rough Guide to the Music of India
and Pakistan, The Rough Guide to the Music of North
Africa, Steve Leslie: Zen in the Art of Singing, Totó La Momposina
y sus Tambores: La Candela Viva, Matt Molloy: Music at Matt Molloy’s, The Bonang,
The Rough Guide to the Music of Latin
America, Farinelli: Il Castrato, The Sheng and The Jew's Harp, The Suyá of Brazil and The Kaluli of Papau New Guinea, Chilean Music in Australia, Flamenco
& Spanish Piano Music, The Mbuti of the Democratic Republic of Congo, The Temiar of Malaysia, Tuning Systems: Harry Partch (1901-1974) and Manuel de Falla: The
Composer.
Producing the CD, CD-ROM and book reviews: Stuff Smith:
For Ornamental Purposes Only, 21-20: An Audible
Manifestation of an Abstract Concept, Tightrope: Toein’ the Line, Darren Wilson:
Under A Watchful Eye, Al Smith: Three Day Wonder, Moore Music: Soft Concert
CD-Rom, Alfred Publishing: Guitropolis, Going Digital: A Musician’s Guide to
Technology, CPM Keyboard: Contemporary Popular Music Course, The Matt Corcoran
Band: Angry Young Man, Bootsy Collins: Fresh Outta ‘P’ University, Mike Stern:
Give and Take, Stewart Peters: Back on the Ocean Again, Jazzology 2: Special
Australian Jazz Sampler from ABC Jazz, Jimi ‘The Human’ Hockin: Standard Bohemian,
Waldo Fabian: Loco, Industrial Monk: Magnificat and Al Di Meola: Infinite Desire,
Rocking in the Real World: An Introduction to the Music Industry in Australia,
Greg Jordan: Size 10 Soul, AUSMUSIC Week ’98: Our Music… Our Say, Circushead:
Crockery Smashing, Mordi: Watch My Mammals Hunt, Fish: Kettle of Fish, Queens
of the Stone Age: Self-titled, Manu Dibango: Manu Safari, Tear: So Naïve,
Morgana: Have You Heard the News Today?, Alfred Rock Keyboard: For Beginners,
Alfred Rock Keyboard: Learn from the Legends, Alfred Teach Yourself to Play
Like a Pro: At the Keyboard Opaque: Self-titled, The Alice: Don’t Shy Away,
The Hornets: Everybody’s Guilty, Andy Cowan: Train I’m On, Mark Levine: The
Jazz Piano Book, Rock Keyboard, Blues Keyboard, Jazz Keyboard, Polyester: Other
People, AMEB Piano Syllabus: Series 14 Grade Books, Mark Levine: The Jazz Theory
Book, Mico: Self-titled, Jim Kelly: The Dominant Seventh Chord and then The
Blues, World Music – The Rough Guide to Africa, Europe and the Middle East:
An A-Z of the Music, Musicians and Discs, Caramelle: Self-titled, Chris Gilbey:
The Infinite Digital Jukebox and Masa Sumidé: Cool Exposure.
Also producing the musical technology and instrument reviews: Tascam DR-45HR 24-bit DAT Recorder, Tascam CD-RW5000 Compact Disc Recorder, Tascam CD-D4000 Professional CD Duplicator, Casio CTK811EX synthesizer, Nord Micro Modular programmable modular synthesizer, Nord Modular programmable modular synthesizer, Lexicon MPX 100 Dual Channel Processor, Nord Modular: V3.03 Software for Mac and PC, Frostwave Filter, Forstwave Ring Mudulator, Frostwave Funk-A-Duck and Zoom GM-200 Guitar Amp Modeler, Nord Lead 3 Performance Synthesizer and Zoom MRS-1266 Multitrack Recording Studio.
AUSTRALIAN MUSICIAN (Australian Music Association)
In 1996 started working for 'Australian Musician', interviewing: Hossam Ramzy, Joe Camilleri & Ian Chaplin, Reinhard Flatischler, Geoff Achison, Mark Levine, Damian Pratt (Violetine), Alex Pertout, Peter Hardman (Effigy), Ross Robinson, Andreas Kisser, Silvio Gomez & Nino Notaro (Sepultura), Melissa Etheridge, Joshua Redman, Daniel Jones, Colin Ellis & Bruce Ramus (Savage Garden), Adam Plack (Nomad), Martin Lee (The Boat Show), Chong Lim, Shawn Mullins, The Reverend (Pound System) and Liam Finn.
Producing the articles: 'World Music in Melbourne' featuring interviews with Irene Vela (The Habibis), David Marama (Musiki Manjaro), Ramnath Iyer (Veena Melodies), Le Tuan Hung (Le Tuan Hung & Dang Kim Hien) and Alejandro Vargas (Apurima), 'Synthesizer Technology' featuring interviews with Ian Bush (Australis Music Group/Akai), Dug Browne (The Electric Factory/Alesis), Kirrily Hoscher (Mobex/Casio), Chris Anthony (Generalmusic USA), Peter Gunn (Kawai Australia), John Grant (Music Link Australia/Korg), Alastair Haughton (Music Technology/Kurzweil), Ray Jones (Ibis Manufacturing/Clavia), Ian Jannaway (Novation Electronic Music Systems UK), Marc Allen (Roland Australia), Warrick Gould (Panasonic Australia/Technics) and Christopher Steller (Yamaha Australia).
Producing the 'Exposed' page, interviewing: David Hosking, Anita Monk (Crazy Diamond), Damion Jones (Requiem), Jo Jo Leslie, Tim Henwood (Plasticine), John Pin, Rusty 'Russell' Brown (Mr Brown), Anthony Argiro (Halfman Wolfhorse), Bo Jenkins, Kraig Wilson (Dogmachine), Tim Robinson, Frank Lang (Hoy-Hoy!), Baterz (The Bedridden), Don Stewart (Dalriada), Alfredo Malabello (Beggarman), Matt Sargeant (Dashboard), Matt Corcoran (The Matt Corcoran Band), Gairden Cook, Brook Thomson, Dave Byham (Jens Cross), Greg Jordan, Heather Frahn (The Heather Frahn Band), Al Smith (Harry Smith), Juke (Plunge), Kurt Austin (Orange), David Chesworth (David Chesworth Ensemble), Phil & Angela O’Brien (Tear), Inga Lijestrom (Inga), John Ballard (WeeVe), Christian Maucéry, Felix Hamer, Terry O’Reilly (Cream of Tartar), James Fletcher (The Fantastic Leslie), Steve Tallis, Ron Kingston, Peter Soultan (The Yard), Andrián Whitehead & Damian Holland (The Trims), Peter Harper (Harper), Nick Charles, Bruce Mathiske, Karen Strahan (Sweet Mischief), Mark Hilton, Craig McDonald, Parissa Bouas & Carl Cleves (The Hottentots), Kylie Cowling & Craig Lewis (Kaleidoscope), Paul Mitchell (Nevertold), Dallas Cosmas (Dallas Cosmas & Astrolab), Bohdan Dower (Zenyth), Mark Elliot, Drew (GTO), Lamar Lowder (Jerk), Ivan Bertolla, Siamak Noory and Erik Parsons & Vanessa Toholka (Canopy).
Also producing the musical technology reviews: Mackie 1402-VLZ PRO, Digitech Vocalist Performer, Hammond Suzuki XK-2 Drawbar Keyboard, Novation Supernova II Polyphonic Synthesiser Keyboard, Petrof Pianos and Casio PS-20 Digital Piano and Soundcraft Compact 4 Mixer.
ON THE STREET MELBOURNE (On the Street, Melbourne Pty Ltd)
In 1996 worked for 'On the Street Melbourne', interviewing: Linda Perry, Sean Miljoen (Violetine), Neil Murray and Vika & Linda Bull (Vika & Linda).
MUSIC TRADER (The National Trading Post Pty Ltd)
In 1997 produced the article 'Welcome to the Real World of Peter Gabriel' for 'Music Trader', which included a short history of Real World Records, as well as a selection of their artists: Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan, The Dmitri Pokrovsky Ensemble, Sheila Chandra, Tabu Ley Seigneur Rochereau & Afrisa International Orchestra, Matt Molloy and Totó La Momposina y sus Tambores.
THE SPANISH HERALD (Ethnic Association of Australia)
In 1997 conducted an interview in Spanish with Chilean band Illapu, and produced the article 'Illapu: Los Emisarios Chilenos' for 'The Spanish Herald'.
DRUM SCENE (Musos Publications Pty Ltd)
In 1997 conducted an interview with Hossam Ramzy, and produced the article 'Hossam Ramzy: The Sultan of Swing' for 'Drum Scene'.
MUSIC TRADER ONLINE (The National Trading Post Pty Ltd)
In 1998 started working for 'Music Trader Online', interviewing: Chong Lim.
Also producing the article 'Synths of the 90s', which included a short history of the Korg, Roland and Yamaha Corporations, as well as interviews with Australian representatives (John Grant, Marc Allen and Christopher Steller).
BEAT MAGAZINE (Beat Magazine Pty Ltd)
In 1998 started working for 'Beat Magazine', interviewing Steve (Mordi), Jeremy Gronow (Idiot Son), Paco Peña, Connie Mitchell & Jamie Fonti (Primary) Nicky Bomba (Bomba), Rick Hammond (Loki), Neil Murray, Craig Horne, Joe Satriani, Bill Evans, Bob Brozman, Janis Ian, Frank Sita, Keb' Mo' and James Morrison, as well as producing the CD reviews: Stuff Smith: For Ornamental Purposes Only, Manu Dibango: Manu Safari, The Alice: Don’t Shy Away, Andy Cowan: Train I’m On, Carlos Santana: Supernatural, Splurge: self-titled and Dallas Cosmas & Astrolab: Walking Home.
3RD (The Boîte Vic Inc)
In 1998 conducted an interview with Passi Jo, and produced the article 'Passi Jo: Les Hommes Voltigeurs' for the '3rd'
METAL SHOP ONLINE (Roadrunner Records)
In 1999 started working for Metal Shop Online producing the CD reviews: J-Tull: Dot Com, Marty Firedman: Dragon’s Kiss, Tony Macalpine: Evolution, Carnivore: Retaliation, Front Line Assembly: Gashed Senses and Crossfire, Brujeria: Raza Odiada, Dog Eat Dog: Amped, Smoke on the Water: A Tribute, Tales from Yesterday: AView from the South Side of the Sky, and Magna Carta: To Cry You a Song/A Collection of Tull Tales.
SUNDAY HERALD SUN (Herald & Weekly Times Ltd)
In 1999 conducted an interview with Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt, and produced the article 'Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt: The New Masters of Rhythms' for the 'Look Hear' entertainment section of the Sunday Herald Sun.
Bob Brozman Tom Coster Dino Cazares Tom Chiu Alf Clausen Melissa Etheridge Bill Evans Simon Nicol José Feliciano Reinhard Flatischler Darren Grahn Herbie Hancock Janis Ian Roberto Marquez Bugueño Jorge Coulon Vinx Bruce Jackson Junkie XL Karaikudi R. Mani Johnny Klimek Mark Levine Robert Flynn David Ellefson Keb' Mo' Shawn Mullins Ottmar Liebert Little Charlie Baty Isabel Parra Paco Peña Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt Linda Perry Henk Postma Hossam Ramzy Chitravina N. Ravikiran Josua Redman Steve Reich Ross Robinson Joe Satriani Igor Cavalera & Derrick Green Andreas Kisser Steve Knightley Shawn Crahan Mark Snow Mike Stern Steve Vai Jimmie Vaughan Rick Wakeman Dave Weckl Joe Zawinul |
Bob
Brozman: Resonance
Tom Coster: Return to 'Europa' Fear Factory: Obsolete Flux Quartet: The New Faces of New Music Alf Clausen: The Simpsons Melissa Etheridge: Breakdown Bill Evans: Soul Insider Fairport Convention: Who Knows where the Time Goes? José Feliciano: The Making of a Legend Reinhard Flatischler: The Forgotten Power of Rhythm Darren Grahn: How to Get a Job with Metallica Herbie Hancock: The New Standard Herbie Hancock: Watermelon Man Janis Ian: God and the FBI Illapu: The Chilean Emissaries Illapu: Los Emisarios Chilenos Inti-Illimani: Chilean Folk Legends Jungle Funk: It's a Groove Thang! Bruce Jackson: Sonic Guru Junkie XL: A Broadcast from Computer Hell Cabin Karaikudi R. Mani: Mridangam Maestro Karaikudi R. Mani: The Morsing Johnny Klimek: Run Lola Run Mark Levine: One Notch Up Machine Head: The Burning Red Megadeth: The World Needs a Hero Keb' Mo': Big Wide Grin Shawn Mullins: Beneath the Velvet Sun Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra: OPIUM Little Charlie & the Nightcats: Straight Up! Isabel Parra: Chilean Folk Songstress Paco Peña: The Art of Flamenco Paco Peña: Beyond the Frets of Mortla Man Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt: New Cuban Masters Tony Pérez & Ramces Baralt: The New Masters of Rhythms Linda Perry: Non-Blonde No Longer Henk Postma: The Jew's Harp in the Netherlands Hossam Ramzy: Source of Fire Hossam Ramzy: The Sultan of Swing Chiravina N. Ravikiran: The Crown Prince of Carnatic Music Joshua Redman: Beyond Steve Reich: The Father of 'DJ Culture' Ross Robinson: The Art of a Record Producer Joe Satriani: Engines of Creation Sepultura: Against Sepultura: Igor Cavalera Sepultura: Sound Check with Sepultura Show of Hands: World Music from the West Country Slipknot: F..k It All! Mark Snow: The X-Files Mike Stern: Give and Take Mike Stern: Jazzman Steve Vai: Fire Garden Steve Vai: Fire Garden World Tour Steve Vai: The Guitar Hero Jimmie Vaughan: A Tribute to Stevie Ray Vaughan Rick Wakeman: Return to the Centre of the Earth Dave Weckl: Rhythm of the Soul Joe Zawinul: Jazz Icon. |
Geoff Achison Anthony Argiro Jimmy Barnes Joe Camilleri Charlie Chan Chilean Music in Australia Lisa Young & Sue Johnson Peter Hardman Tommy Emmanuel Gustavo Alfonso Garcés Slava Grigoryan Garry Gary Beers Kavisha Mazzella Gareth Koch Chong Lim Andrew MacGregor James Morrison Neil Murray Adam Plack Siamak Noory Passi Jo Simon Patterson Alex Pertout Daniel Jones Karin Schaupp Craig Rosevear Philip & Angela O’Brien Vika & Linda World Music in Melbourne |
Geoff Achison: Mystery Train Geoff Achison: The Bluesman Anthony Argiro: Halfman Wolfhorse Jimmy Barnes: Soul Deepper Joe Camilleri: All Saints Hotel Joe Camilleri & Ian Chaplin: Jazzhead Charlie Chan: East & West Charlie Chan: Wild Swans Chilean Music in Australia: Part 1, 2, 3 & 4 Coco's Lunch: The High Priestesses of Voice Effigy: Century Collapsing Phil & Tommy Emmanuel: Terra Firma Tommy Emmanuel: Classical Gas Tommy Emmanuel: Only Gustavo Alfonso Garcés: Mumbo Jumbo Slava Grigoryan: Dance of the Angel INXS: The Years 1979-1987 Kavisha Mazzella: Fisherman’s Daughter Gareth Koch: Journey to the Otherworld Chong Lim: Production in the 90s Chong Lim: A Composed Olympian Andrew MacGregor: Four Shakuhachi Meditations James Morrison: So Far So Good Neil Murray: Back from the Bush Neil Murray: The Wondering Kind Nomad: Songman Siamak Noory: The Persian Santurist Passi Jo: Les Hommes Voltigeurs Simon Patterson: Hey Hey It’s Simon Patterson Alex Pertout: The Percussionist Alex Pertout: From the Heart Savage Garden: Sound Check with Savage Garden Karin Schaupp: Leyenda Karin Schaupp: Evocation The Screaming Jets: Craig Rosevear U.R.: Stop the World Vika & Linda: Inspired by Fairytales World Music in Melbourne: Melbourne's World Music Scene |
Carlo Broschi Henry Cowell and Harry Partch Peter Gabriel Greg Jordan Riley Lee Rainforest Societies World Music Network World Sounds |
Farinelli:
Il Castratohe Real World of Peter Gabriel Cowell and Partch: The Semiotic Codes of Two Twentieth Century Composers Peter Gabriel: Welcome to the Real World of Peter Gabriel Greg Jordan: A Return to the Celtic Heartland Greg Jordan: Size 10 Soul Riley Lee: Shakuhachi The Suyá of Brazil The Kaluli of Papua New Guinea The Mbuti of the Democratic Republic of Congo The Temiar of Malaysia World Music Network: The Rough Guides to World Music World Sounds: Instruments of the World |
Peter Gretch
The MIDI Revolution Synths of the 90s Synthesizer Technology |
Vintage
Synths: Peter Gretch, Collector
The MIDI Revolution: The MIDI Story Synths of the 90s: Korg, Roland & Yamaha Synthesizer Technology: Where it's at Worldwide, June 1998 |
Selected References: The references for the interviews and articles.