Computer Composities

Max Vernon Mathews Hubert Kupper Markku Nurminen

1967 (ca)

Music/Sound

IBM Nederland N.V., 113 174 E
7-inch EP

The Listening Room

Description

IBM Nederland compiled this 7-inch record of computer music. Hubert Kupper of IBM Düsseldorf generated both pieces on the first side with an IBM System/360 Model 50, Contrapunt Experimenten from textbook rules of counterpoint and Opus 21 from the structure of Bach’s Invention No. 4. Pierre Palla plays them on piano and organ. On the second side are a Finnish tango made on an IBM 1130 by Markku Nurminen at the University of Turku and the Bell Labs recording of a computer singing “Daisy Bell,” credited on the sleeve to Max Mathews and an IBM 7094.

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