F
orty years ago, you might have found Judith Shatin, a Ph.D. student in composition at Princeton University, slithering under the cover of night into the Engineering department with a stack of primitive punch cards, feeding them through a digital convertor, and then making her way into the underground bunker that housed a hulking IBM360. These days, she combines computers and instruments to make riveting music. Read this week’s cover story about Shatin here, and don’t forget to leave comments.
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