MATRIXSYNTH: Gil Mellé: Instrumental Inventions


Sunday, August 16, 2009

Gil Mellé: Instrumental Inventions

Pictured: Direktor with Bubble Oscillator from 1966 (top) and White Noise Generator from 1964. You can find the full article with more at Jazz Times

"New Jersey saxman Gil Mellé had fallen hard for jazz as a teen, even going so far as to walk the bar for tips in local clubs. But jazz alone wasn’t nearly enough to content Mellé’s multifaceted creative mind. For some, it’s enough to devote a lifetime to an instrument, but Mellé also painted, drew and dreamed of attending the local tech and becoming an engineer."


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  1. Gil Mellé also wrote and performed the fantastic theme music for 1970s TV show Night Gallery. 35 years later it still gives me the chills! I seem to recall him asserting that it was the first completely synthesized TV theme.

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