Watch an old child’s bass transform into a unique experimental instrument — a psycho tenor! Explore the creative process, innovative modifications, and the bold sounds that push musical boundaries.

Instruments, by and large, are rigid, inflexible things—consistent in form but infinitely variable in the music that they can produce. But what if instruments were malleable? What if you could make ...

This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. Joe Rauen is an artist and musician who ...

As the editor of the self-explanatorily journal Experimental Musical Instruments, Bart Hopkin knows a thing or two about unusual methods of creating music. With Orbitones, Spoon Harps & Bellowphones, ...

NACOGDOCHES, TX (KTRE) - It looks like a guitar, and sounds like it too but one professor at Stephen F. Austin University is defying modern music with sounds from the past. He's creating homemade ...

If the name WhammyPhone doesn’t sound crazy enough, wait until you hear what happens when you bend the device. That’s right, the WhammyPhone has a flexible screen and body that when bent out of shape, ...

Frederick Experimental Music Association will present String Theories: New Music for String Instruments, a monthly series at the Y Arts Center in Frederick, beginning Feb. 22. Each concert will ...

Director: [[edemastes, Dr. Erin Demastes]] About: The Experimental Music & Technology Ensemble explores improvisation, nontraditional notation, and concepts in music technology. Membership: Contact ...

We all have certain expectations of how musical instruments should be played and, therefore, how they should sound. But when musicians approach their instruments abstractly, it can lead to sonic ...