The Colgate Computer Music Studio, which the composer Dexter Morrill ran on Colgate University’s DEC PDP-10 in Hamilton, New York, with software from Stanford, issued this second of its two LPs around 1980. In Morrill’s Fantasy Quintet the computer plays four synthesized parts, among them trumpet, clarinet and drum, from loudspeakers placed around a live piano. Wesley Fuller’s Time into Pieces for piano and computer, Timothy Sullivan’s Luckeystone and Morrill’s NO, for chamber chorus and tape, complete the record. Its cover photograph shows a PDP-10 console.
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