About This Issue

摘要

An interview with composer Clarence Barlow begins this issue's articles. Raised and educated in Calcutta, India, Mr. Barlow then spent several decades in Europe, where he studied with Zimmerman and Stockhausen (among others), lectured in Darmstadt and Cologne, organized an International Computer Music Conference, and served as professor of composition and sonology in The Hague. Currently he teaches at the University of California, Santa Barbara. The interview traces Mr. Barlow's development as a composer, one whose individuality and creativity stand out even in a field where these attributes are taken for granted.