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Album Title: Jon Appleton Vol. 2 1966-1969
Track 1 - Georganna's fancy
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center.
Track 2 - Spuyten Duyvil
Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center.
Track 3 – The American Songs for Tenor and Piano
Arrangement of voice and piano composition. Composed in Eugene, Oregon. Earnest Murphy, tenor and Jon Appleton, piano.
Track 4 – Chef's d'oeuvre
First electronic music composition in the Griffith Electronic Music Studio. The most well-known of all the composer's works.
Track 5 – Nyckelharpen Variations
Bregman Electronic Music Studio. Source material from Norwegian "keyed fiddle" called the Nyckelharpa.
Track 6 – Second scene unobserved
Same electro-acoustic music as "Scene Unobserved" but for live performance with single wind, string, percussion, and piano.
Track 7 – The visitation
Adapted from "Scene Unobserved."
Track 8 – Boghosian's piece
a.k.a. "Hommage to Orpheus" originally composed to accompany sculpture by Varujan Boghosian.
Track 9 - C.C.C.P.: In Memoriam Anatoly Kuznetsov
Bregman Electronic Music Studio. Source material from old Russian recordings and BBC interviews.
Track 10 – Hommage to G.R.M.
Bregman Electronic Music Studio. The composer's only work using exclusively sounds from a Moog III synthesizer. GRM refers to the Groupe de Recherches Musicale in Paris, France.
Track 11 – Newark Airport Rock
Source material of interviews conducted at the Newark Airport with Moog synthesizer background.
Track 12 – Times Square times ten
Bregman Electronic Music Studio. Tape piece using source material collected in New York City.
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