“Tesserae” by Elizabeth Hoffman received a Honorary Mention in the Digital Musics & Sound Art category of the Prix Ars Electronica 1995.
"Tesserae", realized on a NeXT 68040 computer, is composed of sounds synthesized with the Csound and Common Lisp languages. Software used was the RT: realtime mixer, 1993, V3.0 by K. Dickey and P. Lansky; Ipanal (linear predictive analysis for the Csound Ip generators), a modification of P.
About Elizabeth Hoffman
Elizabeth Hoffman (USA), a composer of acoustic and electronic music, has studied with Diane Thome and Richard Karpen. She holds a master's degree in composition from SUNY Stony Brook where she studied with Bulent Arel.
Programme information from Prix Ars Electronica Archive. Short excerpt quoted for reference; see the original page for full text, images and credits.