was married to Trudi Le Caine, born Gertrude Janowski, a music educator. Le Caine died in 1977 from injuries in a motorcycle accident at age sixty-three. Notes Further reading Le Caine, Hugh. "A report from the International Conference of Composers, held at the Stratford Festival [1960]." The Modern Composer and his World. Edited by John Beckwith and Udo Kasemets. University of Toronto Press, 1961, pp. 109–116. Hugh Le Caine, "Touch-Sensitive Organ Based on an Electrostatic Coupling Device", Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, XXVII, 4, July 1955. 781. H. Le Caine, "Electronic Music", Proceedings of the Institute of Radio Engineers, XLIV, 4, April 1956, 457 Hugh Le Caine, "Some Applications of Electrical Level Controls" in Electronic Music Review No. 4 October 1967 pp 25–32 References "Le Caine, Hugh." Encyclopedia of Music in Canada. Historica Foundation of Canada. Accessed on January 13, 2016. Young, Gayle. The Sackbut Blues: Hugh Le Caine, Pioneer in Electronic Music. Ottawa: National Museum of Science and Technology, 1989, _. "Le Caine: An Inventor’s Notebook / Carnet sur l’inventeur." Website. 1999. Accessed on July 20, 2005. External links Hugh Le Caine website by Gayle Young Hugh and Trudi Le Caine fonds at Queen’s University Archives Hugh Le Caine bio by Pablo Freire 1914 births 1977 deaths Canadian male composers Canadian electronic musicians Canadian physicists Canadian nuclear physicists Musicians from Thunder Bay Electroacoustic music composers Road incident deaths in Canada 20th-century Canadian composers Sackbut players 20th-century Canadian male musicians