The electroacoustic piece 'Etapper' ('stages') is based on a text selected from the novel 'Kontrapunktisk' by the Norwegian writer Ole Robert Sunde. In the piece the spoken and whispered sounds from the writers reading of the text have been transformed, mainly by the use of digital and analogue filtering, echo and reverb techniques. Transitions of noise, also derived from these vocal sounds, have been used to mark the hidden transfigurations that lead the development from one stage to the next. 'Etapper' is commissioned by The Norwegian Centre of Writers. It received 1. and 2. prize in the International Rostrum for Electroacoustic Music in Stockholm 1988.

Studio portrait of the Hatch family wearing formal clothing and posing in front of a textured background. Four of the boys are standing in a line at the back (left-to-right: Gregory, Garrett, Travis, and Trent) and, in the front row, the parents are seated in chairs with another of the brothers standing at either side and the youngest seated on his parents' knees in the center (left-to-right: Berkley, Carol, Quentin, Gerald, and Randall).

Photograph of the front and side of a one-story, gabled stone house taken from the driveway at the south corner. It has a small porch with decorative wooden posts and a gabled roof with wood trim around the eaves. There is a chimney on the right corner of the roof and trees and bushes are planted around the house, obscuring part of the building.

Photograph of a bust of Otfried Hans Freiherr von Meusebach, which is set in a tall granite sculpture of stacked blocks in a "v" shape and has a text plaque posted below. The sculpture is in a median at an entrance to the Fredericksburg Pioneer plaza, which also has several planters and decorative rocks. The front entrance of the Vereins Kirche Museum is visible in the background; it is an octagonal, white, one-story building with a smaller second-story that is painted the same shade of blue as the door and shutters.