Anna Vilenskaya  The Sound Inventors: Who Shaped Music as We Know It?  Come join us for an exciting event where Anna Vilenskaya will delve into the world of music and explore the groundbreaking individuals who have shaped it into what we know today. From inventors of instruments to pioneers of sound technology, this event will take you on a journey through the history of music innovation. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to gain insight into the minds of those who have left a lasting impact on the music industry. How did musical time signatures come to be?  Who invented chords, major and minor scales?  Where did genres like R&B, house, and techno come from? In this lecture, we’ll dive into a world of groundbreaking ideas and discoveries — from the first synthesizers to beats made without instruments. But it won’t just be a collection of fun facts. We’ll try to put ourselves in the shoes of the people who created all this and explore the questions they were trying to answer. Who knows — maybe looking at their breakthroughs will inspire someone to come up with something of their own. SIC! The lecture will be in Russian. Location: 200 E 6th St

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