WILL SHERWOOD:
MUSIC CAREER HIGHLIGHTS
Raised in a music-encouraging family, Will began playing by ear at the age of five by listening to funeral hymns broadcast in the cemetery where his childhood house was situated. He had his first church organist position at age 12, organist-director at 18, and served several churches throughout his career, ending at First Unitarian, Worcester, Mass for 37 years. He is Emeritus Principal Organist at Mechanics Hall, Worcester.
RECENT PERFORMANCES
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RECENT COMPOSITIONS
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BIOGRAPHY
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TECHNICAL PUBLICATIONS
The VLSI VAX Chip Set Microarchitecture
Springer eBooks, 1985
Using LSI processor bit-slices to build a PDP-11: a case study in microcomputer design. [PDP-11 computer architecture built with bipolar microcomputer bit-slices]
National Computer Conference 1977
Patchable control store for reduced microcode risk in a VLSI VAX microcomputer
ACM Sigmicro Newsletter, Dec 1, 1984
Simulation hierarchy for microprocessor design
Design Automation Conference, Feb 24, 1977
PLATO – PLA Translator/Optimizer – “a ROM is a PLA in no uncertain terms.”
Design Automation Conference, Feb 24, 1977
A prototype engineering tester for microcode and hardware debugging
ACM SIGMICRO Newsletter, 1984
A MOS Modelling Technique for 4-State True-Value Hierarchical Logic Simulation or Karnough Knowledge
18th Design Automation Conference, 1981
A Hybrid Scheduling Technique for Hierarchical Logic Simulators or “Close Encounters of the Simulated Kind
16th Design Automation Conference, 1979
CMU-11 Engineering Documentation
Defense Technical Information Center 1977
Apparatus and method for improving the efficiency and quality of functional verification
IEEE WG10.2 Conference
The VLSI VAX Chip Set Microarchitecture
Microarchitecture of VLSI Computers, 1985
Patchable control store for reduced microcode risk in a VLSI VAX microcomputer
ACM SIGMICRO Newsletter, 1984
Some applications of the Stanford University Drawing System for LSI microprocessor – “a picture is worth a thousand bytes.”
Design Automation Conference, Feb 24, 1977