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Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center records, 1958-2014

Highlight: Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center records, 1958-2014
Originally the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, the CMC is the oldest center for
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center

Ditson – May, 1983 Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, 1983 Box 47, Folder 5

Highlight: Ditson – May, 1983 Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, 1983

January, 1977, Allocation Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, 1977 Box 43, Folder 55

Highlight: January, 1977, Allocation Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, 1977

Subseries I.2: Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, 1949-1968

Highlight: Subseries I.2: Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, 1949-1968

Bülent Arel, et al., Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, QD 9010, 1976 Box 13, Item 43

Highlight: Bülent Arel, et al., Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, QD 9010, 1976

İlhan Mimaroğlu Papers, 1926-2012

Highlight: Vladimir Ussachevsky established the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center.
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center Collection: Digitized recordings from the CPEMC (now
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center

Department of Music records, 1962-1998, bulk 1970-1989

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The Offering, 1979 February Box 21, Item 209

Highlight: Text by J.S. Bach, in a French translation. Jean Dupuy, speaker. Columbia-Princeton Electronic
Music Center, New York City. Master replaced by copy; Master on LP master reel.

Series III: Music education and teaching, 1955-1966, undated

Highlight: circa 1966. While access to the facilities of the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center (CPEMC

Vladimir Ussachevsky papers, 1932-1969

Highlight: Sessions founded in 1959 the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center (CPEMC), which was modeled on
tenure as a professor at Columbia, including materials related to the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music
Center: equipment catalogs, memos, correspondence, schematics, intellectual content, and grant requests