Re: [microsound] non-electronic (was: niblock)

["Mr.D" <craque@xxxxxxxxxx>]

I think Duckworth personally knew the elder folk better. He mentions  
in the book that the interviews were more smooth and natural with  
those he knew, and more stock-question-like with those he was meeting  
for the first time.

On May 11, 2005, at 1:04 PM, jacob felix heule wrote:

> Talking Music is a great book. It has interviews with composers
> ranging from Cage and Babbit to Zorn and Branca. The older people were
> more interesting to me. Maybe Duckworth just relates to them better.
>
> j
>
> On 5/11/05, Mr.D <craque@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
> > Recently I've been reading the interviews in Duckworth's *Talking
> > Music*. There are some great perspectives in there, I highly
> > recommend it to anyone here who is less focussed on non-electronic
> > microsound, or has never heard of wonderful composers like Christian
> > Wolff and Meredith Monk.
> --
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