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Elliott Carter: Tre Duetti
Rolf Schulte, violin; Joel Krosnick, cello
Martin Boykan: for Milton
Martin Boykan, piano
Matthew Barber: Call it What You Will
for violin, piano, computer, in 7 movements
Chun Chim (David) Leung, violin;
Zuzanna Szewczyk Kwon, piano
Joan Tower: Steps
Melvin Chen, piano
Carlton Gamer: Duetude
Paul Nagem, flute; Sergei Vassiliev, clarinet
Samuel Adler: for Milton
Michelle Ross, violin
Joel Gressel: Is it Serious?
for computer

Robert Morris: Odds and Ends
Ashlee Mack, piano
Stephen Dembski: for toy piano
Ju-Ping Song, piano
Paul Lansky: fingertips
Mihae Lee, piano
Elaine Barkin: Xtet: Last Dance for Milton
MIDI
J. K. Randall: The Way It Was
MIDI
Benjamin Boretz: The Memory of All That
a sonnet of John Donne for Milton Babbitt
Megan Berti, mezzo-soprano; Zuzanna Szewczyk
Kwon, piano
Andrew Mead: in memoriam M. B.
Maria Sampen, violin

Hilary Tann: On Ear and Ear
Matthew Jones, viola; Annabel Thwaite, piano
Hubert S. Howe: Clusters
computer
Matthew Greenbaum: Double Song
Stephanie Griffin, viola
John Melby: for Milton
computer and soprano; Patricia Sonego, soprano
Warren Burt: the shape of the voice I: Milton
Babbitt for computer
Elizabeth Hoffman: red is the rows
Conrad Harris, Pauline Kim Harris, violins
David Saperstein: for Milton
Peter Jarvis, vibraphone

Wayne Slawson: Tints for Milton
computer
Eleanor Cory: Things Are
Jayne Rosenfeld, flute; Stephen Gosling, piano
John Aylward: Compulsive Loves
Mary Joy Patchett, alto saxophone; John McDonald, piano
James Romig: Ferocious Alphabets
Ted Gurch, Bb clarinet; Helen Hwaya Kim, violin
Newton Armstrong: Too Slow
Mark Knoop, piano
Christian Carey: for Milton
John McMuretry, flute; Ashlee Mack, piano
Laura Karpman: Now All Set
jazz ensemble

SCORES and NOTES
Samuel Adler: In Memory of Milton
Newton Armstrong: Too Slow
John Aylward: Compulsive Loves
Matthew Barber: Call It What You Will
Elaine Barkin: XTET: Last Dance for Milton
Benjamin Boretz: The Memory of All That:
a sonnet of John Donne for Milton Babbitt
Martin Boykan: Milton Babbitt in Memoriam
Warren Burt:The Shape of the Voice 1: Milton
Babbitt
Christian Carey: For Milton
Elliott Carter: Tre Duetti
Eleanor Cory: Things Are
Stephen Dembski: Trio for toy piano
Brian Fennelly: Babbittelle
Carlton Gamer: Duetude
Matthew Greenbaum: Double Song
Joel Gressel: Is It Serious?
Elizabeth Hoffman: red is the rows
Hubert Howe: Clusters
Laura Karpman: Now All Set
Paul Lansky: Finger Tips
Andrew Mead: In Memoriam M. B.
John Melby: For M. B.
Robert Morris: Odds and Ends
J. K. Randall: The Way It Was
James Romig: Ferocious Alphabets
David Saperstein: Vibraphone Solo VI
Wayne Slawson: Tints for Milton
Hilary Tann: On Ear and Ear
Joan Tower: STEPS
Rolv Yttrehus: Laudate Milton Babbitt
TEXTS
Jeffrey Kresky: Soft Speaking
Nathan Shields: Remembering Milton
Benjamin Boretz: Milton Babbitt and the American Mainstream
Benjamin Boretz: On Milton’s Language
Elaine R. Barkin: Conversation Piece
Carlton Gamer: Milton at the Princeton Seminars: A Remembrance
Martin Brody: The Age of Milton
Benjamin Boretz: What did Milton mean by
his music?
Andrew Mead: Making Connections
Robert Morris: Structure and Infra-Structure
in Milton Babbitt’s Music
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