For this New Sounds, it’s a sampling of computer music. Hear Neil Rolnick’s piece, “Digits,” - not just 0 and 1 anymore - where pianist Kathleen Supové takes her own digits, via digital looping and computer processing, on a wild ride. Listen also to Michael McNabb’s music for the ballet “Invisible Cities,” (inspired by the dream-like images from Italo Calvino’s novel of the same name), with digitally processed environmental sounds, and two live instrumental/electronic performers. Plus, there's music by computer music pioneer Paul Lansky, whose processed sounds have included his children playing kitchen utensils, and most recently, the alphabet, as recited by longtime collaborator Hannah MacKay.

PROGRAM # 2540, Computer Music (First aired on Tuesday, April 25, 2006)

ARTIST(S)	RECORDING	CUT(S)	SOURCE
Neil Rolnick	Digits	Neil Rolnick:Digits [11:00]	Innova #656 www.innova.mu OR www.neilrolnick.com
Michael McNabb	Invisible Cities	City of No Resistance [8:00]	Wergo #2015 www.wergo.de
Paul Lansky	Conversation Pieces	For the Moment [12:00]	Bridge #9083 www.bridgerecords.com
R. Luke DuBois	timelapse	Clavier [5:00]	Cantaloupe #21035 www.cantaloupemusic.com
Minamo	Shining	Crumbling [13:00]	12K #1031 www.12k.com