[silence] silence, sound, music, noise

Kraig Grady kraiggrady@anaphoria.com
Wed Mar 7 06:25:53 EST 2007


CM von Hauswolff
connected to the Hafter trio at times i seem to remember?

 that is a quite imaginative realization for disc.

any mathheads here to verify the possibility of the length.

that would require 150.15 revolutions at just 33 RPM
going 68 inches. this would mean  the average distance traveled in a 
groove per sec
 to be only be a little less than a half inch per second.
someone is taking poetic license





Steve Polta wrote:
> CM von Hauswolff (a pretty great "noise artist"
> himself) released an interpretation of 4'33" on a 7"
> (on the long defunct label Povertech) in which the
> records groove is (I believe) 4 ft, 33 inches, lasts a
> duration of 4'33" and continues its spiral all the way
> to the hole in the center of the disc. This final
> bit--of spiraling silence disappearing into the void
> (as well as the impossibility of the needle following
> it)--seems to me quite evocative of Cage's piece,
> suggesting that the piece approaches a certain
> nihilism (which many Cage scholars prefer not to
> discuss).
>
> I've never seen or heard this disc, only read about
> it, so I could be completely wrong.
>
> steve polta
>
>
>
> --- wim maesschalck <wimmaesschalck@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>   
>> Hello dear list,
>>
>> I've been reading this list for a few months now and
>> i value its source of
>> information wholeheartedly, but now i thought it was
>> a good time to ask a
>> question myself. I'm a philosophy student and I'm
>> writing my final work
>> about the boundaries between silence, sound, music
>> and noise (the latter
>> both in a plain noise context, as in noise music.
>> Obviously Cage is from
>> great importance, and I've been reading bits and
>> pieces about him and about
>> 4'33", but I was wondering of some of you have good
>> recommendations, both in
>> books as in music that could possibly interest me? 
>> From examples that
>> really challenge those boundaries, as well as texts
>> about them. Any
>> link/book/author/composer is greatly appreciated.
>>
>> I just found out about a new David Toop record where
>> he uses silence a lot
>> apparently, but I haven't had the chance to hear it
>> yet. He also wrote a
>> book "Haunted weather" that should be interesting to
>> other people who want
>> to read more about those boundaries), it's ordered
>> but it takes a while to
>> arrive..
>>
>> Thanks for reading,
>>
>>
>> Wim
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