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While in Paris, Varèse became interested in the dynaphone. Invented by René Bertrand and Nadal in 1927, this monophonic instrument was placed on a table. The right hand turned a knob controlling the pitch of an oscillator, while the left hand controlled volume and timbre. Honegger wrote for four dynaphones and a piano in his ballet score Roses de ...

Source: Classical Music Encyclopedia, founding editor Stanley Sadie

machine. This approach enabled him to explore complex rhythmic and temporal textures which lie beyond the capacities of a pianist. Styles & Forms | Modern Era | Classical Instruments | Dynaphone | Modern Era | Classical ...

Source: Classical Music Encyclopedia, founding editor Stanley Sadie
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