Wendy Carlos pictured with the Moog System 55 a staple in her solo projects and iconic film scores, including for Stanley Kubrick’s ‘A Clockwork Orange’
(1972)
One of electronic music’s most important figures, Wendy Carlos is a true pioneer of the craft with countless influential albums and scores. She
provided technical advice and insights to Robert Moog during the development of the Moog Synthesizer, an instrument that would revolutionize the music landscape. Her
album ‘Sonic Seasonings’ (1972) is an early example of an ambient
record, blending the then-new synth with field recordings to create an
entirely new listening experience — years before the term “ambient” was
even coined!
“You’re woke! You’re a woke left! You support the trans and the pronouns, don’t you? Wanna know MY pronouns? My pronouns: Fre/nch! Que/bec! Bar/be/cue! Go/Habs/Go! Blue and pink. And you, what are your pronouns, huh? Tell me, what are your pronouns? Joe/Bi/den?! Ru/Paul?! I will pray for you.”
[ID: A TikTok by @/samilandri. They gasp and point at the camera before speaking to the viewer in Quebecois. The transcript (translated above) is as follows: T’es woke toi! Toi t’es un woke left. Tu supporte le trans pis les pronoms toi. Veux-tu savoir mes pronoms? Mes pronoms: Qué/Bec. Fran/çais. Bar/Be/Cue. Go/Habs/Go. Bleu pis rose. Toi c’est quoi t’es pronoms hein? Vas-y. Dis moi t’es pronoms. Joe/Bi/Den? Ru/Paul? J’vas prier pour toi. End ID]
