How do you hear electronic music? It actually ends up being acoustic! Electrical signals get transformed into audible soundwaves generated most often by loudspeakers. Conventional speakers are in everything from earbuds to stadium PAs.

Electronic music doesn’t have to be heard that way, though, because there have been a variety of endeavors to convert electricity into sound, and the La Voix du Luthier Onde is but one — but YOU MUST HEAR IT!

Born of technology begun in the 1920s, the Onde — according to its maker — “gives the sound of a luthier to any electronic musical instrument.” It’s about the size and weight of an acoustic guitar and the sound it generates has a three-dimensional quality because it comes from wood. Read and learn more at https://www.la-voix-du-luthier.com.

Beginning at 6:30 pm, Thursday, September 30th, you can hear a variety of instruments played through an Onde at MusicLandria. Synthesists…