Graduate Seminar in Analysis
Music 201A, Winter 2002

University of California, Irvine

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Dobrian, Christopher. Algorithmic Generation of Temporal Form.
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* Excerpt included in the course reader.
** On reserve in the UCI Arts Media Center.


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Christopher Dobrian, dobrian@uci.edu