Live Synclavier recorded January 12, 1980.
Bregman Electronic Music Studio. Source material from Norwegian ‘keyed fiddle’ called the Nyckelharpa.
Oskuldens Dröm (The Dreams of the Virgins)
Uses EMS synthesizer in Stockholm with software by Michael Hinton. Commissioned by the Swedish Society of Virgins, the title translates ‘The Dreams of the Virgins.’
Bregman Electronic Music Studio. A political piece in protest against French nuclear testing in the Pacific. Source material from French Polynesia and voices recorded in France. Commissioned by the Group de Musique Experimentale de Bourges.
A solo work for a computer music instrument invented by Max V. Mathews.
Live Synclavier piece recorded January 12, 1980.
Electro-acoustic piece composed using primtive tape techniques and recordings of children. Early tape music piece using sounds of children composed at the University of Oregon.