1969
"A Max Sampler" Author: Max Neuhaus, 1968
Published In: https://www.ucpress.edu/books/source/paper
Co‐Editor, The Source Book, 2011
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A work that encourages people to actively listen to their environment, described by Neuhaus as a way of "re-training a relationship to sound".
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A project that used a radio network and telephone lines as a medium for sound, with the goal of creating a "nonverbal dialogue" for listeners.
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A piece where a sound is created as a "by-product" of another activity.
Max Neuhaus, »A Max Sampler. Six sound oriented pieces for situations other than that of the concert hall« (1966 – 1968), in: Source. Music of the Avant-Garde Nr. 6 Jg. 3 (January 1969), H. 1, S.48–57, See pp. 54–55. The length of Lincoln Parkway has repeatedly caused confusion. The area used by Neuhaus, from the junction of two lanes to Bird Avenue at Soldiers Place, measures half a mile. Neuhaus also mentions this length in his introductory text for the "prototype version." At the beginning of the text, however, the idea behind the play is described, and here a full mile is mentioned.
