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About

About

The Museum of Synthesisers (MoS) is dedicated to preserving the histories of synthesisers and electronic sound and exploring the wider culture and communities that grew around them. It celebrates synthesisers as instruments that shaped music as we know it and what they came to represent across different historical and social contexts. Coming to London, MoS will bring together research, public programmes and exhibitions, creating a place for anyone interested in the history of sound and the evolving relationship between people and synthesisers.

The Museum of Synthesisers (MoS) is dedicated to preserving the histories of synthesisers and electronic sound and exploring the wider culture and communities that grew around them. It celebrates synthesisers as instruments that shaped music as we know it and what they came to represent across different historical and social contexts. Coming to London, MoS will bring together research, public programmes and exhibitions, creating a place for anyone interested in the history of sound and the evolving relationship between people and synthesisers.

Upcoming projects

The Sound That Did Not Exist This Morning

Play the instruments.
Explore the sound.
Make something new.

Presented in collaboration with Arturia and Source Distribution as part of the Arturia World Tour, the day brings together hands-on synthesisers, talks, sound design, jam tables and live performance, with additional instruments from 1010music, ASM, Expressive E and Buchla presented by Source Distribution.

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On Saturday 26 September, the Museum of Synthesisers presents the Arturia World Tour at Standalone Gallery in Dalston, in collaboration with Arturia and Source Distribution.

Drop in anytime between 11am and 7pm and explore the programme at your own pace.

Visitors can play and explore Arturia synthesisers throughout the gallery. The hands-on exhibition will also feature the 1010music Blackbox 2, ASM Leviasynth, Expressive E Osmose CE and Buchla Ziggy, presented by Source Distribution.

Workshops on synthesiser history and sound design run throughout the day. Jam tables give visitors space to experiment with the instruments and play together. The programme closes with a live performance.

The event is free to attend. Booking is available through Eventbrite.

About the programme

The Sound That Did Not Exist This Morning is MoS’s ongoing public programme for direct access to synthesisers and electronic sound. Each edition brings together hands-on instruments, talks, demonstrations, workshops and live performance, creating space to explore how synthesisers work, how they sound and the cultures that have formed around them.

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Museum Of Synthesisers - Registered Charity Number 1217117

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Registered Charity Number 1217117

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