This volume documents the work of Alvin Lucier, one of the key figures in 20th-century experimental music. Through conversations, essays, interviews, prose scores, and introductory texts, a unique sonic universe unfolds, revolving around themes such as resonance, space, perception, and reduction. From classics such as I am Sitting in a Room and Music for Solo Performer to installations, diary entries, and collaborations with John Cage, the book shows how Lucier repeatedly pushed the boundaries of hearing.
Forewords by Pauline Oliveros and James Tenney
Softcover, 432pp, Bilingual Edition (German & English)
Wolke Verlag, MusikTexte
