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From: cranston@cadence.com (William Scott Cranston; x6217)
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Subject: Re: Electronic Music curricula
Message-ID: <1991Jan10.123655.10156@cadence.com>
Date: 10 Jan 91 12:36:55 GMT
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In article <9810@b11.ingr.com> goodloe@b11.ingr.com (Tony Goodloe) writes:
>Several years ago, I read in either Electronic Musician or Keyboard an
>article by Robert Moog in which he mentioned a major university in the
>US that had a program in electronic music (approached from the
>electronic side, more than the music side, if you get my drift). Does
>anyone know of such a program? Email is fine, unless you think the reply
>is of general interest. thanks a bunch!
>
>tony

At the Berklee School of Music in Boston there is a program in
"Electronic Production."  An engineer I used to work with quit his
nice, neat engineering job to study there.  I thought it was a 
great thing to do!

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