Category:Color organs

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<nowiki>Farbenklavier; Órgão de cores; Color organ; ارگان رنگی; 色彩管風琴; Órgano de cores; Tasteninstrument zur Erzeugung optischer Eindrücke; device that produces a visual display to accompany music; 色風琴</nowiki>
Color organ 
device that produces a visual display to accompany music
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  • Amy Alexander, Nick Collins (2017 [2006]) "7. Live Audiovisuals — Colour Organs and Visual Music" in The Cambridge Companion to Electronic Music, Cambridge University Press, pp. 124-125 ISBN: 9781107133556.
    "​Louis Bertrand Casterl's first theoretical writing on the colour organ appeared in 1725, and acknowledges a debt to Athanasius Kircher's popularisation of the magic lantern (1646) and Isaac Newton's speculations aligning the spectrum to the diatonic scale (1704). ... clavecin oculaire (ocular harpsichord), ... A small-scale prototype model was built by 1734, and whilst it is unlikely that he managed to construct any large-scale fully functioning color organ (Peacock 1988), in principle his key-operated candle covers could reveal light through coloured paper filters under the control of an operator. ... "
  • "Color organ" in Don Michael Randel , ed. (2003) The Harvard Dictionary of Music (4th ed.), Harvard University Press, pp. 335 ISBN: 978-0-674-41799-1.
    "Color organ. An instrument for manipulating colors in a fashion analogous to that in which an organ manipulates sounds. ... The advent of electricity permitted the invention of much more sophisticated instruments. These included A. Wallace Remington's Color Organ (1895), Adrian Bernard Klein's Color Projector (1921), Thomas Wilfrid's Clavilux (1925), Alexander László's Color Piano (1925), and George Lawrence Hall's Musichrome (1930s). ... Wilfrid and others, however, sought to develop a new and independent visual art by analogy with music. Scriabin's Prometheus: Poem of Fire (1910) specifies the use of a keyboard instrument (lt. tastiera per luce) for projecting colors. ... "

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