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Categories: Interactive Environment
Keywords: Space | Surveillance
Relevant passages:
Golo Föllmer «Audio Art» | 2
Works by John Cage:
4'33''
Europeras 1 & 2 Fontana Mix Imaginary Landscape No. 4 One11 and 103 The First Meeting of the Satie Society Variations V Variations VII Williams Mix Writing for the Second Time Through Finnegans Wake Writings through Finnegans Wake
John Cage
«Imaginary Landscape No. 1»
In 1939 John Cage composed the first of a series of live-performance works called «Imaginary Landscapes,» which were to be performed with conventional instruments and electronic devices. While working in Seattle, Cage experimented with the electronic equipment of the recording studio at the Cornish School, and composed a part for «Imaginary Landscape No. 1» that required disc recordings to be performed on a variable-speed record player.
(Source: Jon H. Appleton and Ronald C. Perera, The Development and Practice of Electronic Music)
