Links

Oh yeah, I also talked about some of my own ancient installation attempts. And we listened to Brian Eno's Music for Airports in the stairwell. A Real Live Installation!

• Dow Jones Song: Con't Stand the Midwest -- an example of an experience of 'installation'; music that exists in a particular place/time. For me this sure does.
• Brian Eno: Music for Airports 1 -- site-located sound (what we heard in the 'stairwell installation')
• sonic elements -- in traditional Japanese gardens
• soundscape survey -- for the Stamford project I described in class
• projected audio examples -- from that Stamford project
• Bill Fontana's website -- lots of use of existing sounds
• Max Neuhaus page -- about the Times Square installation. Sound 'injected' into a place.
• Susan Philipsz -- NY Times article I just happened to run across prior to class.
• Elthar work -- my doctoral stuff, read towards the end about the 'installtiony' aspects
• Bruce Nauman's Days -- arg. silly.
• Janet Cardiff -- the Forty Voice Motet. We'll go see this.
• WAS DER WIND ZUM KLINGEN BRINGT -- Peter Bocsh and Simone Simons' insane vacuum-cleaner bagpipes. They were very loud.
• Jeff Talman -- I showed some of Jeff's stuff -- he's a former Columbia music grad student, has done some really elegant work.
• Taylan Cihan -- This was a random video I ran across, he's a student at Cornell who had done an installation with SuperCollider. I think he posted the video to the SC3 list.
• AndreBartet -- This was a random video I ran across, he's a student at Cornell