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Front Cover:

Front cover. Two extracts of musical scores, from the articles by Menezes and Dal Farra, respectively. Top: A page from “Parcours de l’entité” by Flo Menezes, which won an award of distinction in the 1995 Prix Ars Electronica competition. Bottom: An excerpt from “Interferences III” for chamber ensemble with electronic and computer sounds, by alcides lanza. The tape part of the Menezes composition was realized using the Music V sound synthesis language, and that of the lanza composition using a Synclavier II digital synthesizer plus electronic sounds from previous works.

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Back Cover:

Back cover. Illustrations from the article by Ramos et al. Top: A prototype of the authors’ electronic bandeonen. Bottom: Two flowcharts, the upper one depicting the authors’ system for measuring the features of an acoustic bandoneon, and the bottom depicting their electronic emulation’s real-time synthesis, implemented in the Faust language for digital signal processing.

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Sound Anthology: Content
p. i

News
p. 4

Listening to the Anthropocene: A Queda do Céu
André Rabello-Mestre, Felipe Otondo
pp. 25-39

The Studio PANaroma and Electroacoustic Music in Brazil
Flo Menezes
pp. 108-119

Products of Interest
pp. 123-135

Sound Anthology: Program Notes
pp. 136-140

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