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  • Graves, Alan, Hand, Chris, Hugill, Andrew (1999). MidiVisualiser: Interactive music visualisation using VRML.

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  • Gray, D’ Arcy Philip (2004). David Tudor in the Late 1980s: Understanding a Secret Voice.

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  • Gurevich, Michael (2006). JamSpace: Designing a Collaborative Networked Music Space for Novices.

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