Side 1 of this disc from the Mathematisch Centrum in Amsterdam holds the Allegro, the first movement of Lambert Meertens’s String Quartet No. 1 in C, played by Het Amsterdams Strijkkwartet. The quartet was composed on the center’s Electrologica X8 computer by an ALGOL 60 program written by Meertens, a computer scientist who later co-designed the programming language ABC.
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