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1955-1964 |
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1955
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Commissioned
Music: Les Etapes (music concrete). A 3 movement ballet
scored for electronics, soprano and violin. Commissioned by
Belgian TV. Choreographed by Valentina Belova and originally
danced by Maurice Bejart's Ballet of the 20th Century. Possibly
created 1954 or 1956.
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| 1956
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Taped
Composition: Lullaby For A Cat (music concrete)
Created on a Wollensak tape recorder. A master tape of
this composition exists. |
| 1957
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Published
Pop Song: Tommy, Mark Records Published
Pop Song: Miranda, Mark Records
Sputnik Launched by USSR
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| 1958
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Published
Pop Song: Satellite, Coral Records, Teresa Brewer
Published Pop
Song: I like Christmas, Coral Records, Teresa Brewer
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| 1959 |
| Published
Pop Song: Sea Shell, Coral Records, Teresa Brewer |
| 1960 |
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Published Pop
Song: So I Said Dot Records/Milton DeLugg
And His Orchestra
TV Appearance:
I've Got A Secret, CBS Gary Moore with Bill Cullen, Henry
Morgan
Carol
Burnett celebrity guest
Bruce played his Dermatron electronic instrument on Ted Pandels
forehead
while
Ted played a song on the piano "Jet, My Love"
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| 1961 |
Broadway
Show: How to Make A Man, Opened 2/2/61, Brookes Atkinson
Theatre
Incidental
music and title song.
Starring
Tommy Noonan, Barbara Britton, Peter Marshall, Vicki Cummings
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| 1962 |
| Off
Broadway Show: The Kumquat in the Persimmon Tree (Sept?/June
1962?) Lyrics by Charles Copenhaver |
| 1963 |
| Windsong
Composition for Orchestra (Not sure of year). Performed
by Calgary Sympony during 60's. |
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| Mass
For Solo Piano Solo piano composition. Premier performance
at Carnegie Hall, pianist Praxiteles Pandel |
| LP
Dance Sing and Listen Released
on Dimension 5 First of Dim 5 series |
| 1964 |
| Mass
For Solo Piano Performed by Praxiteles Pandel at Carnegie
Music Hall, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. |
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Dance Sing and Listen Again released
on Dimension 5 |
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Taped Composition:
Garden Of Delights. An incredible work mixing Gregorian chant
with electronic music. This work was never released or broadcast
in its entirety. Bruce enjoyed playing
this tape for friends and was extremely proud of the work.
Tape exists and planned for future release.
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