Tung-Lung Lin (b. 1964 Taiwan) is a D.M.A. candidate at University of North 
Texas. In United States, he has been studied music composition with Phil Winsor, 
Joseph Klein, Cindy McTee, Stephan Taylor and Richard Gary Cook. His works include
traditional acoustic music, electro-acoustic music and art installations. His 
latest major works is The Heidegger Collection for full orchestra in five movement
(28 minutes, 1998-2000). His music and art works have been performed or 
exhibited in Taiwan, Europe, and the United States.

Mirror of Time for tape (I 999), has been broadcasted by Foldover WOBC 91.5 FM 
in Oberlin, Ohio at November 1, 1999 and performed in Web Concert by SEAMUS at 
November 1, 1999. The basic material of this piece is generated by an algorithm 
music composition software called Music Sculptor. Music Sculptor is created by 
composer Phil Winsor and programmer Chang, Kuo-Long at University of North 
Texas. Mirror of Time has two parts. The second part rhythmically is the retrograde 
of the first part. All voices are playing a steady rhythm through out the piece. The 
tempo relationship between each voice is based on prime numbers.