Michael Gordon’s site-specific “The Forest of Metal Objects” surrounds precious art and architecture with the music of chains and flower pots.

A company has created what it says is the “world’s first electronic medieval instrument”. Teenage Engineering, a Swedish company known for making musical products played by musicians ...

UPDATE: Earlier today, we reported on a leak that suggested Teenage Engineering was about to release a new product, a goofy medieval-themed spin on the EP-133 K.O. II sampler. Well, the brand has now ...

The EP-1320 Medieval is a reskin of the EP-133 K.O. II with a few quirks, and it’s better if you treat it like a middle ages instrument.

The medieval instrument is powered by four AAA batteries or USB-C and has its own built-in speaker. All your Middle Age jams could be stored in the device’s memory, ...

A new series of three music programs aimed at children wraps up this weekend, and Howey Music Series hopes to make it permanent.

I've never needed anything more than 'the world's first medieval electronic instrument,' a pre-Baroque beatbox that looks like a Pentiment/DJ Hero collab. News. By Joshua Wolens published 7 August ...

The “EP-1320 medieval” I, as the name may suggest, a medieval version of the existing and popular EP-133 KO II, which allows musicians to collect samples of sounds and manipulate them.

Swedish electronics manufacturer Teenage Engineering has announced the release of the “world’s first medieval electronic instrument”, the EP-1320 Medieval. Dubbed a “first-of-its-kind medieval beat ...

A company has created what it says is the “world’s first electronic medieval instrument”. Teenage Engineering, a Swedish company known for making musical products played by musicians ...