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Music From Mathematics - Decca 1962
Sold Date:
July 17, 2017
Start Date:
June 24, 2017
Final Price:
$41.75
(USD)
Seller Feedback:
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Buyer Feedback:
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This is weird stuff!
Music played by IBM 7090 COMPUTER and DIGITAL TO SOUND TRANSDUCER. Back from the early '60s when computers were novel. I think this was made by shoving those punch cards with holes through those big main frames! This is a stereo album of the songs below. In very good condition, no noticed skips or problems.
A1–Frère JacquesA2–FantasiaA3–Bicycle Built For TwoA4–Molto AmorosoA5–Variations In Timbre And AttackA6–StochattaA7–Five Against Seven (Random Canon)A8–Beat CanonA9–MelodieA10–NumerologyB1–The Second LawB2–May CarolB3–Theme And VariationsB4–Study No.1B5–Study No.2B6–Pitch VariationsB7–Noise StudyB8–Joy To The World
