Re: [microsound] Brain Can Generate Unexplained Noise In Ears

[Richard Zvonar <zvonar@xxxxxxxxxx>]

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At 9:24 AM -0500 12/27/02, martin friberg wrote:

>I wonder if any of you (who has tinnitus) has noticed better hearing 
>, as in more sensitive, after you got tinnitus?

I wouldn't call it "better," though many tinnitus sufferers 
experience increased sensitivity to certain frequencies. This is 
called "hyperacusis."

http://www.hyperacusis.net/

>Brian Eno's thoughts about furniture music

"Furniture music"(musique d'ameublement) was Erik Satie's notion, circa 1920:

"We want to establish a music designed to satisfy 'useful' needs. Art 
has no part in such needs. Furniture music creates a vibration; is 
has no other goal; it fills the same role as light and heat - as 
comfort in every form...Furniture music for law offices, banks, etc. 
No marriage ceremony complete without furniture music...Do not enter 
a house which does not have furniture music."

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