Summary edit

Subharchord, a subharmonic synthesizer similar to Mixtur trautonium but with a keyboard, was invented in 1962 by Ernst Schreiber at east Berlin, German Democratic Republic (GDR).

In 2000 Subharchord was rediscovered by a artist and musician in Berlin, Manfred Miersch, and widely known by four-part articles of the German KEYBOARDS magazine ^[1] and his website www.subharcorde.com ^[2].

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External links edit

• atelierTheremin official website
• Krautopia Records
  • Der Krautopia Sampler
  • Krautopia Catalog
  • Subharmonische Mixturen mit dem Subharchord

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