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  1. Two excellent sources are Wayne Slawson, “A Speech-Oriented Synthesizer of Computer Music,” inJournal of Music Theory, Vol. 13, No. 1 (1969), and James C. Tenney, “Sound Generation by Means of a Digital Computer,” inJournal of Music Theory, Vol. 7, No. 1 (1963).

  2. Bowles unfortunately refers the reader to an article by Forte which has nothing to do with the computational aspects of his research. The following reference should be substituted: “A Program for the Analytic Reading of Scores,” inJournal of Music Theory, Vol. 10, No. 2 (1966).

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  1. University of Texas, USA

    John Rothgeb (assistant professor of music)

  2. Queens College, USA

    Alyce E. Sands (Assistant Professor of English)

  3. Columbia University, USA

    W. T. H. Jackson (Professor of German and Comparative Literature and of History)

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His own computer research has included preparation of a computerized bibliography on music theory and investigation of certain principles of figured bass.

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Rothgeb, J., Sands, A.E. & Jackson, W.T.H. Reviews. Comput Hum 5, 178–184 (1971). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02402188

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