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From: aurenz@uiucuxc.Uiuc.ARPA
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Subject: Re: Need help finding "C music"
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Date: Mon, 26-Aug-85 16:21:00 EDT
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/* Written 10:41 pm  Aug 22, 1985 by zadco@ssc-vax.UUCP in uiucuxc:net.music.synth */
/* ---------- "Need help finding "C music"" ---------- */
About a year ago I was told by someone at the University of Washington
(I have since lost the message) that a package of music software,
written in C, was available for free to anyone with a UNIX license.
As I remember, the package was called "C Music".

Well, I am about to install UNIX on a Data General machine so I guess I
now qualify to receive the software.

Does anyone know about this software package and how I can get a copy?
I think I remember that it originates at a major California university -
UCLA, Berkely, or something like that.

						thanks in advance,
						Rick Fairfield
						Boeing Aerospace Co.
						206-773-1004
						...ssc-vax!zadco
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