An edition of Background noise (2006)

Background noise

perspectives on sound art

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Brandon LaBelle
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An edition of Background noise (2006)

Background noise

perspectives on sound art

Second edition.
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"Follows the development of sound as an artistic medium and illustrates how sound is put to use within modes of composition, installation, and performance"--

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English
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351

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Background noise: perspectives on sound art
2015, Bloomsbury Academic
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Background noise: perspectives on sound art
2006, Continuum International, Continuum Intl Pub Group
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Table of Contents

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AcknowledgementsPreface to the Second EditionIntroduction: Auditory Relations Fade InPart 1: 4'33": Sound and Points of OriginIntroduction to Part 1 Chapter 1 Sociality of Sound: John Cage and Musical ConceptsChapter 2 Exposing the Sound Object:Musique Concrète's Sonic Research Chapter 3 Automatic Music: Group Ongaku's Performative Labors Part 2: Box with the Sound of Its Own Making: From Gags to Sculptural Form Introduction to Part 2 Chapter 4 Rhythms of Chaos: Happenings, Environments, and Fluxus Chapter 5 Minimalist Treatments: La Monte Young and Robert Morris Chapter 6 Conceptualizations:Michael Asher and the Subject of Space Part 3: I Am Sitting in a Room: Vocal IntensitiesIntroduction to Part 3 Chapter 7 Performing Desire/ Performing Fear: Vito Acconci and the Power Plays of Voice Chapter 8 Finding Oneself: Alvin Lucier and the Phenomenal VoiceChapter 9 Word of Mouth: Christof Migone's Little ManiasPart 4: Public Supply: Buildings, Constructions, and Locational ListeningIntroduction to Part 4 Chapter 10 Tuning Space:Max Neuhaus and Site-Specific SoundChapter 11 Other Architectures:Michael Brewster, Maryanne Amacher, and Bernhard LeitnerChapter 12 Composing Intensities: Iannis Xenakis's Multimedia Architectures Part 5: Soundmarks: Environments and Aural GeographyIntroduction to Part 5 Chapter 13 Seeking Ursound: Hildegard Westerkamp, Steve Peters, and the Soundscape Chapter 14 Language Games: Yasunao Tone and the Mechanics of Information Chapter 15 Complicating Place: Bill Fontana and Networking the Soundscape Part 6: Global Strings: Interpersonal and Network Space Introduction to Part 6 Chapter 16 Interactions: Achim Wollscheid's Production of the Local Chapter 17 Global Events: Atau Tanaka and Network as Instrument Chapter 18 Live Streams: Apo33 and Multiplying Place Fade Out Conclusion: Auditive Pivot Appendix: Peripheries - subnature, phantom memory, and dirty listeningList of Works Cited Index.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

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Dewey Decimal Class
709.04/07
Library of Congress
NX650.S68 L33 2015, NX650.S68L33 2015

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Pagination
xx, 351 pages
Number of pages
351

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OL31052888M
ISBN 13
9781628923520
LCCN
2014041026

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