Isao Tomita
Japanese composer, synthesizer expert and pioneer of electronic music, Isao
Tomita (1932-2016) built a bridge between classical and contemporary music on
the one hand, and modern electro developments on the other. From the 1970s
onwards, under the influence of Wendy Carlos and with the help of the Moog
synthesizer, he gained notoriety for his interpretations of works by classical
composers and concerts in the form of large-scale sound installations. His
albums, inspired by the works of Claude Debussy(Snowflakes Are Dancing, 1974),
Modeeste Moussorgski, Igor Stravinsky and Gustav ...
