Kraftwerk. (1981). Computer world [CD]. New York: Elektra/Asylum.

This pioneering German group designed and built their own electronic instrument and helped bring electronic music approaches into the mainstream (and also inspired many early Hip Hop artists to experiment with new technology).

Lee, I. (Director). (1998). Modulations - cinema for the ear [Motion picture]. United States: Music Video Distributors.

This very watchable film intercuts performance and interview footage of electronic and computer music pioneers past and present, demonstrating the diversity of genres and styles impacted by technology.

Orbit, W. (1999). Pieces in a modern style [CD]. Beverly Hills, CA: Maverick.

This double-disc set features classical works by Ravel and Handel, among others, reworked using electronic methods, as well as a composition by avant-garde electronic pioneer John Cage.

Rockmore, C. (1987). The art of the theremin [CD]. Santa Monica, CA: Delos.

The theremin is one of the oldest electronic musical instruments still in use, and here Clara Rockmore proves it's good for more than just 1950s science-fiction movie soundtracks.

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