@fahl5 said:
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I've never heard such a romantic piece for prepared piano before than your elegy
[[;)]]
best
steffen
John Cage must be turning in his grave...
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@fahl5 said:
I wonder what Cage would have done in the Age of sample engines
- perhaps preparing prepared piano samples. [[;)]]
best
Steffen
I'm sure if Cage was alive he'd manufacture samples for 4'33", and they would be expensive! [:D]
@Conquer said:
Yes. Also the mastering engineer wondering whether to apply further noise reduction . . . [*-)]
@Conquer said:
I've designed a speaker especially for playback of this piece - it is weightless, invisible, signal-free and requires no electricity or audio connection. VSL users can buy them from me at a special discount rate of $4999 a pair. [[;)]]
I'm also considering developing a weightless, invisible woofer to cope with the challenging silent sub-bass frequencies of Cage's "masterpiece".
Wait till I tell my imaginary wife, Ingrid, about this!
@Conquer said:
I've designed a speaker especially for playback of this piece - it is weightless, invisible, signal-free and requires no electricity or audio connection. VSL users can buy them from me at a special discount rate of $4999 a pair. [[[;)]]]
@Conquer said:
A word of caution Guy: psychologists have warned that arguments about money with imaginary spouses can cause anxiety and depression. I'm sure that "Ingrid" is very understanding, but rather than admit to her that you shelled out five thousand non-bucks on a pair of fictitious speakers to play back a silent piece lasting 4 years 33 months, tell her you bought a coffee table instead.
I found out today that Ingrid is having an affair with my unseen psychologist.