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Bill Schottstaedt
18-Oct-1977	Samson Box log book
12-Nov-1979	Palo Alto Times article about CCRMA
Feb-1982	Description of recent research in computer music at CCRMA
Oct-1982	Stanford Department of Music news supplement article on CCRMA
1983	Curtis Roads interview of John Chowning
4-Feb-1983	SDF meeting research topics
16-Mar-1983	Stanford Campus report article on CCRMA
26-May-1983	MIT, Stanford, and UCSD joint proposal for computer music research
17-Oct-1983	NEA grant application to record works by Schottstaedt, Jaffe and Chafe
Jan-1984	Stanford Department of Music newsletter article on NEA grants
Sep-1986	Overview of the CCRMA digital audio facility
25-Sep-1986	NEA grant application for recording of Chowning works
1987	Keyboard Magazine article about CCRMA
13-Apr-1988	Letter from Johannes Goebel to Patte Wood
17-Aug-1989	Final report for NEA grant for Morrill/Marsalis project
1990	Lists of CCRMA grants received from the NEA
9-May-1990	Attendees and agenda for CCRMA Associates meeting
15-Nov-1990	Memo to accounce the retirement of the Foonly and the Samsonbox
14-Apr-1992	Email from Bill Schottastaedt about early Samson Box pieces
18-May-1992	Commentary and draft of proposed amendment to CCRMA-NeXT agreement
19-May-1992	Email from John Chowning to Steve Jobs re: NeXT MusicKit
29-Oct-1993	Music department vision statement
no date	AI Lab floor plan
no date	Brochure for CCRMA Industrial Affiliates program
no date	M station interview of Bill Schottstaedt
This archive is maintained by Andrew Nelson. Please email updates and corrections to aj (at) ccrma.stanford.edu. Please note that archival materials are intended for non-commercial purposes and may be protected by copyright laws that prohibit further duplication or distribution. These documents stem largely from the personal collections of various CCRMA-lites. The Special Collections at the Stanford University Libraries (SUL) contain 40 linear feet of additional archival materials. For contents and access, please see the SUL catalog entry and the Online Archive of California collection guide.