Vierlang-Forster_electric_piano_(1937).jpg

Description	Vierling-Förster Ekektrochord (1937) developed by Oscar Vierling from 1928 to 1935 ^[1] manufactured by August Förster in 1937 ^[2] References ↑ Wolfgang Voigt (1988,). "Oskar Vierling, ein Wegbereiter der Elektroakustik für den Musikinstrumentenbau". Das Musikinstrument 37 (1/2): 214-221. Wolfgang Voigt (1988,). "Oskar Vierling, ein Wegbereiter der Elektroakustik für den Musikinstrumentenbau". Das Musikinstrument 37 (2/3): 172-176. ↑ Elektronische Musik - Elektrophone - Elektronische Klaviere . Ausstellungen . Deutsches Museum.
Date	30 April 2010, 03:05 (UTC)
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[1] Wolfgang Voigt (1988,). "Oskar Vierling, ein Wegbereiter der Elektroakustik für den Musikinstrumentenbau". Das Musikinstrument 37 (1/2): 214-221.
Wolfgang Voigt (1988,). "Oskar Vierling, ein Wegbereiter der Elektroakustik für den Musikinstrumentenbau". Das Musikinstrument 37 (2/3): 172-176.

[2] Elektronische Musik - Elektrophone - Elektronische Klaviere . Ausstellungen . Deutsches Museum.

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