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FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Jennifer Bostwick, (415) 723-3811

        Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music & Acoustics (CCRMA)
will present a concert featuring new computer music by CCRMA composers,
at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 15, in Campbell Recital Hall.
        The program will include the following pieces: Juan Pampin,
Apocalypse was postponed due to lack of interest; Fernando Lopez-Lezcano, 
Knock knock...anybody there?; Ron Alford, Dance Episode; Janet Dunbar,
Life on Earth, featuring performance poet April Eiler; ...que me hiciste
mal... (You did me wrong), Pablo Cetta; and Michael Edwards, Brownian Motion.
        Directed by John Chowning, the Doreen B. Townsend Center for Computer
Research in Music & Acoustics is one of the major centers for computer music
in the world.  An interdisciplinary environment, CCRMA gives students,
resident composers, guest composers and researchers an opportunity to work
together using digital technology as a new musical and artistic medium.
        Tickets for this performance, $7 general admission and $4 students,
are available at Tresidder Ticket Office, (415) 723-4317, or at the door. 
For information, call the Music Department at (415) 723-3811.