tHE vIRTUAL gALLERY pRESENTS J o h n  A v e r y  B i c e ( 1 9 2 3 -  ) Music:  Compact Disks						0 home page jack bice monogram
	Raw Inventions Here are early musical innovations - a collection of original, primary excursions in various modes:  Piano improvisations with left hand (1959-60).  Experiments with multiple-track audio feedback (1975).  The composer's first computer-synthesized works. (1985), etc.
						Cover:  "Red Flower", oil, 1952, Jack Bice (Click image to enlarge.)
						Cover:  "Japanese Snake", computer painting, 1989.  Jack Bice (Click image to enlarge.)
	Recursive Journeys is a collection of more mature involvements: Some spirtely escapades.  A first symphony.  A first quartet.  Orchestral suites, and a preview of a long-contemplated opera.  Works from 1987 to the Present.
				"Carnival Musicians", 1984, the composer's first computer- synthesized sounds piece, is featured in "Futurismo", recently released music CD. Produced by Rich Kegler.
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