J.K. Randall, Barry Vercoe, Charles Dodge: Computer Music
1970, Nonesuch H-71245
Can computers compose?...
A1 - J.K. Randall - Quartets in Pairs 1:21
A2 - J.K. Randall - Quartersines 1:49
A3 - J.K. Randall - Mudgett: a - Electronic Prelude 3:09
A4 - J.K. Randall - Mudgett: b - Toronto 7:03
A5 - Barry Vercoe - Synthesism 4:35
B1 - Charles Dodge - Changes 15:44
All works realized in the Computer Centers of Columbia and Princeton Universities.An interesting aspect of this record is the use of different programming languages created for the composition of music: MUSIC IV and MUSIC IVb, FORTRAN MUSIC IVb and MUSIC 360. Composer Vercoe was the author of the MUSIC 360 program for the IBM/360 computer.Cover art based on computer printout pictures of waveforms stored for the computer performance of "Changes".
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Originally posted by Wolf Fifth in 2011
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This is a request for an upload of one of the most important broadcasts of my life: a complete recording of Pierre Boulez’s “Pil Selon Pil” for soprano and orchestra, performed by Eva Maria Rogner and the Southwest German Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by the composer, recorded at the 1962 Donaueschingen Musical Festival. Although Boulez has recorded the work three times, none of these has the passion and fire of this world premiere performance. Maybe someone out there has a recording to share. It can be streamed but not downloaded. Thanks.
David Federman: here you can download Boulez piece.
https://ia600207.us.archive.org/2/items/C_1964_03_07/C_1964_03_07_ed.mp3
Just click on the arrow to the right of the player. Unfortunately, the file is in MP3, but no copy is bad until you get a better one, say out there.
Greetings from Osorno, Chile.
Transferred and published by Wolf Fifth in 2011
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New link:
https://mega.nz/file/jJQmGYqS#iL1TS-JKFDIkY9ytXS3t1rBXMaHlcK2nMwMEoUCCy-Y
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