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Title: New Developments in Electronics
Date(s): 1955-01-31
Contributor(s): Sarnoff, David, 1891-1971 (author), Radio Corporation of America (associated name), American Institute of Electrical Engineers (associated name)
Description: Printed address delivered by David Sarnoff at the Annual Winter General Meeting of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, held in New York City on January 31, 1955. Includes reprintings of letters about various RCA products.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_022
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Harry F. Olson to Herbert Belar (May 17, 1968)
Date(s): 1968-05
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (recipient), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (correspondent), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Description: Two letters aquired by Olson, which he then forwarded to Belar with a short memo.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_014
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: An Alliance of Science and the Arts
Date(s): 1955
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (associated name), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Description: Undated typescript draft of an article, similar in nature and language to 'The Synthesis of Music'.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_006
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Ernest J. Zingg to Herbert Belar (September 4, 1952)
Date(s): 1952-09-04
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (recipient), Zingg, Ernest J. (Ernest Jakob), 1911-1997 (correspondent), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_004
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: C.L. Apker to Herbert Belar (December 3, 1957)
Date(s): 1957-12-03
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (recipient), Apker, Charles L., 1903-2003 (correspondent), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_010
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: The Electronic Music Synthesizer
Date(s): 1955
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (associated name), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_001
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Herbert Belar to James Francis Cooke (September 9, 1928)
Date(s): 1928-09-09
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (correspondent), Cooke, James Francis, 1875-1960 (recipient), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_002
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Electronic Music Synthesis
Date(s): 1960-03
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (author), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (author), Timmens, Jim, 1920-1980 (author), Radio Corporation of America (originator), Acoustical Society of America (associated name)
Description: Reprinted article from The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_013
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Electronic Music Synthesizer
Date(s): 1955-05
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (author), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (author), Radio Corporation of America (originator), Acoustical Society of America (associated name)
Description: Reprinted article from The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_007
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: James Francis Cooke to Herbert Belar (September 11, 1928)
Date(s): 1928-09-11
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (recipient), Cooke, James Francis, 1875-1960 (correspondent), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_003
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: The Synthesis of Music (An illustrated story of the advances in musical engineering) : Part I
Date(s): 1955
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (associated name), Radio Corporation of America (associated name)
Description: Undated typescript draft of an article, similar in nature and language to 'An Alliance of Science and the Arts'.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_013_005
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Correspondence, Herbert Belar and M.W. Scheldorf
Date(s): 1981-07-28, 1981-08-31
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (correspondent), Scheldorf, Marvel W., 1902-1986 (correspondent)
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_002_014
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: The Synthesis of Music: Excerpts from Musical Selections (Part 1), The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, Side 3
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Demonstrations of sounds and music selections produced by the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. Narrated by John Preston, research engineer in the RCA Acoustical Laboratory. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) "The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_13_side3
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Musical excerpts produced by the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer: Arndt "Nola," Berlin "Blue Skies," and Barnby "Sweet and Low", The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, Side 5
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Includes three compositions produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. The first composition is by Felix Andt and programmed in the style of an imaginary piano. The second is by Irving Berlin programmed in the style of a dance band. The third is an early experiment in synthesizing the human voice singing with organ accompaniment, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, poem "Sweet and Low," musical setting by Joseph Barnby. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) ...
Show moreIncludes three compositions produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. The first composition is by Felix Andt and programmed in the style of an imaginary piano. The second is by Irving Berlin programmed in the style of a dance band. The third is an early experiment in synthesizing the human voice singing with organ accompaniment, Alfred, Lord Tennyson, poem "Sweet and Low," musical setting by Joseph Barnby. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) "The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
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Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_14_side5
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Demonstration tape
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (associated name)
Description: The RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer an aid to music composition employing a random probability system, Harry F. Olson and Herbert Belar, RCA Laboratories, Princeton, New Jersey.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape4_01
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: JTOB (alternate version)
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (associated name), Timmens, Jim (composer)
Description: An alternate version of JTOB. An unreleased experimental composition worked out in cooperation with Jim Timmens. The name is derived from the names Jim Timmens, Olson, and Belar. Music produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape3_01
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Demonstration tape
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Draft of an attempt to explain the difference between just and tempered scale. The narration is by John Preston. The sounds are produced by the Mark 1 Synthesizer. This audio file also includes a synthesized version of Palestrina which was produced by Herbert Belar.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape5_02
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: 2 Finger Theme
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Unreleased composition by Roger Maltby Sr. and intended to be accompanied by his orchestra. Arrangement of Euphemia Allen's "Chopsticks." Music produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. Synthesized on the RCA Mark II.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape1_03
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Synthesizer selections
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (associated name)
Description: Synthesizer selection includes the following compositions: Obelin, Jota, 3AM in Quito, 155 Lunar Fife and Drum, 2 Finger Theme, Prelude Lo Fi, Panama, Whistle While You Work, Bumble Bee, Peanut Vendor, Perfidia, Jungle Waltz, Over the Rainbow, Bluer, Syncopated Geiger Counter. Circa 1961. The Syncopated Geiger Counter was the first composition composed on the first music synthesizer and was composed by Ricard Malby Sr. Music produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape5_01
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Music produced by the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer: Stephen Foster medley, Arndt "Nola," and Berlin "Blue Skies", The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, Side 8
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Includes three compositions produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. The first composition is melody of Stephen Foster compositions. The second is by Felix Andt and programmed in the style of an imaginary piano. The second is by Irving Berlin programmed in the style of a dance band. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) "The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_11_side8
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: The Synthesis of Music: The physical characteristics of musical sounds, The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, Side 1
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (musical director)
Description: Demonstrations of sounds and music selections produced by the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, synthesized under the direction of Dr. Harry F. Olson. Narrated by John Preston, research engineer in the RCA Acoustical Laboratory. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) "The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_11_side1
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Music produced by the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer: J.S. Bach "The Well-Tempered Clavier: Fugue No. 2," Brahms "Hungarian Dance No. 1", The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, Side 6
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Includes two compositions produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. The first composition is by J.S. Bach programmed in the style of an imaginary harpsichord. The second by Johannes Brahms is engineer's interpretation of instrumental sounds. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) "The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_13_side6
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: The Synthesis of Music: Synthesis by Parts, The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer, Side 2
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Demonstrations of sounds and music selections produced by the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. Narrated by John Preston, research engineer in the RCA Acoustical Laboratory. From the RCA-Victor Red Seal experimental release (LM-1922) "The Sounds and Music of the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_12_side2
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Perfidia
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer)
Description: Unreleased composition by Roger Maltby Sr., an arrangement of Alberto Dominguez's "Perfidia." Music produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. Synthesized on the RCA Mark II.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape1_04
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

Title: Obelin
Date(s): 1955
Creator: Radio Corporation of America. David Sarnoff Research Center, Princeton, N.J.
Contributor(s): Belar, Herbert, 1901-1997 (producer), Olson, Harry F. (Harry Ferdinand), 1901-1982 (associated name)
Description: Unreleased and the first composition on the music synthesizer composed by Jim Timmens. The name is derived from the names Olson, Belar, and Lin. Music produced by Herbert Belar for the RCA Electronic Music Synthesizer. Synthesized on the RCA Mark II.
Collection ID: Herbert Belar papers (Accession 2767)
Hagley ID: MSS_2767_03_Tape1_02
Collection: Herbert Belar papers

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