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Meg Schedel · Computer Music Journal · 2005
struments for the most part. The overall approach also centers predominately upon European efforts; this may perhaps be due to the importance of the Augsburg musical clock industry from 1550-1650 in Bavaria, from which so many mechanical instruments ultimately developed. An index and bibliography include an alphabetical list of sources along with a search engine for perusing the list, a complete list of executable audio examples, a similar list for video, and a complete alphabetized list of items on the CD-ROM for ease of use and quick navigation to particular items of interest. A list of museums is included and is arranged interactively by country where one can find information for seeing existing self-playing musical instruments. Twenty-one countries are represented with information including location, viewing times, and in some cases, annotations on the nature of the exhibitions. The included list of associations world-wide is quite large and is arranged by country, and comes with a search function as well. The Association List includes contact informa-