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Composer
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Title
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Year
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Instrumentation
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Description
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Price
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Jody
Nagel
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Bits and Pieces,
No. 1
"FM Antiqua" |
1999 |
Stereo Tape |
Score and CD Recording available. Synthesized using C-Sound. This piece was first heard April 10, 1999 in Muncie, IN. at Ball State University.
6 minutes, 1 movement. |
$10.50 |
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Jody
Nagel
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Incidental Music for "The Count of Monte Cristo" |
1994 |
Electronically-Generated Symphony Orchestra, on Stereo Tape |
Score and CD Recording available. "Finale" files played on a Roland Sound Canvas.
This music was premiered in Muncie, IN. by the Ball State University Theater Department in their production of the Casazza/Zak adaptation of the Dumas play. This was part of the Ball State University College of Fine Arts 10th Anniversary series, "A Week with Romanticism."
32 minutes, 27 segments. |
$19.50 |
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Jody
Nagel
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Speed |
1989 |
Stereo Tape |
Score and CD Recording available. Synthesized using C-Sound. This piece was later arranged for solo piano.
4 minutes, 1 movement. |
$8.50 |
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Jody
Nagel
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Through the Ecosphere |
1983 |
Stereo Tape |
CD Recording available. Analog synthesized from computer-generated control signals using Wayne Slawson's "SynTal." This piece was first heard in 1983 at the University of Pittsburgh.
10 minutes, 1 movement. |
$8.50 |
