After a forced March hiatus, Sonocast returns with 4 gems caught in the turbulent waters of the internet...
We start with a nice song/demo of the Bell Labs computer from 1978, the source link:
http://www.vintagecomputermusic.com/
Then, we continue our around the world tour bringing you yet another south american composer. This time, the uruguayan Luis Jure and his "Mar de Fondo"

His page: http://www.eumus.edu.uy/docentes/jure/
Next we have an icon of the iternet information liberation front: Bob Ostertag

his webiste is and the piece you can here in the Sonocast is called: w00t_trailer
For all things Ostertag go to: http://bobostertag.com/

And last we have a live performance of Larry Polansky's "51 Harmonies" for electric guitar, three percussionists, 4 computer (1 master, 3 "slaves") and several samplers, comissioned and premiered at the Koln Computer Music Festival of 1994.
For more on Polansky: http://eamusic.dartmouth.edu/~larry/
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