[silence] Cagesque question

[Guy De Bievre]

for one thing it will depend on your definition of sampling (I like 
to think of Messiaen walking the woods, writing down birdsong and 
then recycling it into music as a form of sampling, ...or birds that 
imitate other birds - in which case the brain is the 
sampler)...Pierre Schaeffer's work seems essential

At 12:23 AM 8/21/2006, zachary moldof wrote:
>Greetings all,
>
>I am doing some research on sampling and am wondering if any of you
>can recommend resources. I am mostly concerned with earlier examples
>in which new methods for working with sampling are explored. This is
>not to say that I am looking for the oldest examples, rather instances
>that changed the structure of sampling.
>
>Thanks,
>Zach.
>
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