The Computer and the Arts
Charles Dodge
Thursday, 18 Feb 1982 at 3:00 pm – Recital Hall, Music Hall
Charles Dodge is an accomplished composer of computer music whose works have been performed throughout the world. He studied music composition at the University of Iowa and Columbia University and is now the director of one of the most extensive computer music production centers in this country. Dodge's works have been performed recently at the American Center in Paris, the Modern Museum in Stockholm, and Carnegie Recital Hall in New York.Part of the National Affairs Series: Dreams, Myth and Reality.
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