- American composer.
- Attended Phillips Academy.
- Graduated from Harvard University with a B.A.
- Graduated from Columbia University with an M.A.
- Created his first electronic keyboard in 1977.
- In 1959 he studied in Darmstadt, Germany under the tutelage of pianist David Tudor.
- Worked with Children's Television Workshop designing children's computer games.
- His first album, 1978's "On The Other Ocean" was created using a microcomputer called the KIM-1, or Keyboard Input Monitor, which interacted with acoustic instruments like cello and bassoon.
- Worked at Columbia Records in the 1960s where, under the Columbia Masterworks series called "Music Of Our Time" he became the producer of Terry Riley's seminal work "In C".
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