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                                  Reviews:

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                                  "… [his] music appears to best 'rhyme' with the current date on the calendar…"
                                  "… youthful, sprite, and energetic…" (in reference to three Gluons: Boson, Graviton, and Electron) 


                                  ~Jim Phelps on CDCM vol. 38 "Music from Bowling Green State University" in the Computer Music Journal vol. 35 no. 3





                                  "Nois[y]… intense…" Dan Tramte's Eight Gluons


                                  ~Michael Boyd on [the highlights of] SEAMUS 2010 in the Computer Music Journal vol. 34 no. 4






                                  "[ICMC 2011 concert 8] ended with Dan A. Tramte’s Nomos Delta, which started with a duet for spring sounds and scrapers, with a growing undercurrent of ringing gongs.  I was enjoying this and the interactions when abruptly we were in glitches and fragments of noise and lots of silence.  The piece evolved through other scenarios before providing arguably the best ending of the concert.  I wanted to hear the piece again."
                                  ~John ffitch


                                  Music from Bowling Green

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                                  CDCM (Consortium to Distribute Computer Music) and Centaur Records announce the release of Volume 38 of the CDCM Computer Music Series: Music from Bowling Green State University featuring compositions by composers Burton Beerman, Gregory Cornelius, Shane Hoose, Mikel Kuehn, Elainie Lillios, Marilyn Shrude, Michael Thompson and Dan Tramte. This recording project was sponsored by the MidAmerican Center for Contemporary Music, and is
                                  Available for purchase from CDCM

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