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In a message dated 99-10-31 12:29:13 EST, you write:

<< Subotnick quickly started adding non-electronic instruments to his 
 recordings, but his early (late 60s) recordings like "Silver Apples of the 
 Moon" "The Wild Bull" and "Touch" show how EM can be used in non-traditional 
 ways to generate music. Maybe others can list a few pieces of EM that show 
 different approaches to music which might not be that be well known! >>



in that same sort of vein, douglas leedy`s "entropical paradise" is a great 
b***** record. for non-synthesizer e.m., IMHO, stockhausen`s "kontakte" and 
"gesang der jungeling" ( song of youths ) are two of the finest pieces ever 
done ( both from the late 50`s/early sixties ).  there were lots of neat e.m. 
records ( remember those ? ) out in the sixties......the 2 columbia princeton 
records had many pieces, mostly in a "classical" e.m. style that were very 
good. varese`s "poem electronique", composed as the sound enviroment to a 
building at a worlds fair is pretty amazing.
best,
dave