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I think I saved that quamfest lineup in a text file on my computer somewhere too :P
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"The Collected Earlier Poems of William Carlos Williams" by William Carlos Williams
http://ifile.it/o3alekc/Williams%2C%20C ... 0Poems.pdf

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Another excellent resource for downloading PDF books in Spanish, just downloaded close to 100 of them:

http://bibliotecaignoria.blogspot.com/2 ... letos.html

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so if it's ok to post not-OOP stuff, here is a scan of booklet from Ferrari's "L’œuvre électronique" (original is in color, but this is in grayscale and only English part)
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=TFM01I5R


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Nice. Way better than the file I had before.
EDIT: still not very sharp, though. Bummer.

Anyone have a link to the Voynich?
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Composing with Tape Recorders: Musique Concrete for Beginners by Terence Dwyer:

http://ifile.it/hxl6aj0

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nicenick wrote:Composing with Tape Recorders: Musique Concrete for Beginners by Terence Dwyer:

http://ifile.it/hxl6aj0
I've only seen this book once, and the bookshop was asking $100 for it. Thanks for the scan!

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La Monte Young, Jackson Mac Law (eds.): An Anthology of Chance Operations (1963)

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Just found this site: http://www.pianofiles.com/ It's for trading scores (not limited to only piano), and you register for free, tell people what pdfs you have in your profile, and make trades for things. I've already gotten a lot of great material from this resource, and the contemporary music end of the site is very intensive. As Dr. Steve Brule would say "Check it out."

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any chance of a reupload of the terence dwyer book? i've been scouring the internet, and all physical versions are at least 40 bucks... steep for a 74 page booklet... irritating that it isn't made available as a legal download, since it hasn't been in print for 25 years

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orangettecoleman wrote:any chance of a reupload of the terence dwyer book? i've been scouring the internet, and all physical versions are at least 40 bucks... steep for a 74 page booklet... irritating that it isn't made available as a legal download, since it hasn't been in print for 25 years

https://rapidshare.com/files/3280741546 ... inners.pdf

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There was a while ago a copy of that book for sale in a second-hand book shop here in Sydney for $100...

I'm assuming it's still there. And will be for some time. Crazy.

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nicenick wrote:Composing with Tape Recorders: Musique Concrete for Beginners by Terence Dwyer:

http://ifile.it/hxl6aj0
This is brilliant. Thank you for the link!

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Thanks so very much for putting the Terence Dwyer book back up. I'm looking forward to checking it out immensely - have been waiting to take a gander for a couple years now...

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orangettecoleman wrote:Thanks so very much for putting the Terence Dwyer book back up. I'm looking forward to checking it out immensely - have been waiting to take a gander for a couple years now...
no problem!

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