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''Columbia–Princeton Electronic Music Center'' (album)}}The Computer Music Center (CMC) at Columbia University is the oldest center for electronic and computer music research in the United States. It was founded in the 1950s as the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center. Provided by Wikipedia
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Apocalypse an electronic opera /
Published 1993“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Electronic music, tar and sehtar /
Published 1985“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center [original four-channel versions of electronic compositions]
Published 1976“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Sonata for piano in memoriam Ferruccio Busoni ; Fugue and chorale fantasy, with electronic doubles for organ and tape /
Published 1975“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Tenth anniversary Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center.
Published 1977“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Music for electronic & older instruments
Published 1968“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center 1961-1973.
Published 1998“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Synchronisms no. 6 Electronic study no. 3 : (1965) ; Synchronisms no. 5 /
Published 1972“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Windows for orchestra ; Dark upon the harp ; Animus II /
Published 1998“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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Omaggio Allegro giocoso ; Spring in the harbor ; Dialogues for flute and tape ; Eight choral songs ; A new ricercar /
Published 1998“…Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center…”
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