| BIOGRAPHY
1965 - 1974 |
| Note:
Bruce wrote and produced many radio commericals before and during
this period that are not listed here. When and if they become
available we will add sound bytes/info. |
|
1965
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| Gloria
for Solo Piano Premiered Jordan Hall, Boston, pianist Praxiteles
Pandel and later Brooklyn Musem and Town Hall, New York
City |
| TV
Appearance: The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, NBC Bruce
plays Dermatron |
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|
TV Appearance:
The Mike Douglas Show, network Bruce plays
Dermatron
|
| Dance
Sing and Listen Again & Again released
on Dimension 5 |
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| 1966
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| TV
Appearance: I've Got a Secret, CBS With Steve Allen Guest
Victor Borge played the Dermatron on 12 girls, each
'pitched' chromatically |
| TV
Appearance: Merv Griffin's Play Your Hunch, NBC Ted Pandel
plays forehead of friend Joan Milkson. |
| Radio
Documentary: Bruce Haack Music Maker, WBAI Chris Albertson
interviewed Bruce and sampled works including sections of 3
majors works; Les Etapes, Mass for Solo Piano and Garden of
Delights |
| 1967
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| 1968
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| The
Way Out Record For Children released
on Dimension 5
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Commercial:
Parker Brothers "Booby Trap"
Agency:
Badger, Browning & Parcher(Boston) |
Commercial:
Phillips 66 Tires "What's Out There?"
Agency:
J. Walter Thompson |
| 1969
|
| The
Electronic Record for Children
released on Dimension 5 |
| Commercial:Goodyear
Arriva Tires |
| Commercial:
Kraft Cheese "Once Upon A Time" Date 1/23/69 |
Commercial:
Stevens Utica No-Iron Sheets, (approx 1969)
Agency:
Laroche,McGaffrey and McCall |
Commercial:Lincoln
Life Insurance (3 'spots')
Agency:
Pelican Films |
| 1970 |
| FM
Guide Magazine Review
of Electric Lucifer plus editorial |
| Electric
Lucifer released
on Columbia Records |
|
Bruce Meets
Electronic Music Pioneer Raymond
Scott (might
have been in 1970). Apparently, the release of Electric Lucifer
led to the introduction of the two.
Bruce worked with Scott's Electronium and
was given a Clavivox keyboard instrument which Bruce gave
to the 17 year old Harry Spiridakis, then a student at the
High School of Music and Art in New York City. Pleaes visit
the Raymond
Scott web site.
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| 1971 |
| Together
released
on Dimension 5 |
School
Music Book: Exploring Music 8 (eighth grade method book)
Lyrics
and Music from "Program Me"
Electric
Lucifer (LP), 1971, Columbia Records |
| 1972 |
| Dance
to the Music released
on Dimension 5 |
Bruce
moves to West Chester, Pennsylvania to join his friend
Ted
Pandel. |
| 1973 |
| Captain
Entropy released
on Dimension 5
|
Teacher
Magazine - Piano arrangement and Lyrics to "The
Friendship Song"
from Dance to the Music, Dimension
5 |
| 1974 |
| This
Old Man released
on Dimension 5 |
| Commissioned
Music: The Witches Vacation Scholastic Magazine/Records
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| Commissioned
Music: Clifford the Small Red Puppy Scholastic Magazine/Records
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