2010
Adam Jansch, in his research on radio, likely considered Max Neuhaus's work a significant historical precedent. Jansch's paper, presented in June 2010 at the University of Huddersfield, focuses on the integration of live radio broadcasts into automated electronic works, an area Neuhaus pioneered decades earlier.
The Value of Jansch's Investigation
Jansch's research, presented in 2010, offers an important historical and conceptual contextualization of Neuhaus's pioneering work. Jansch's analysis demonstrates that, even after decades, Neuhaus's approach to the medium of radio remains a vital resource for researchers and artists exploring new frontiers in electronic music and sound art.