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Early Electronic Music – Fieldwork and Funny Sounds (1952-68)

We Are the Machine – The Concept of Polypoetry

Synthesis – Approaching a New Instrument

Hello, USA! – Observations From the Land of the Free (1966-2002)

Letters & Numbers ‎– Ingredients for Sound Art (1917-2006)

Big Egos – Sound Works by Visual Artists (1981-2006)

The Poetry of DIY – Ideas Expressed With Sound (1956-2016)

#140: Team of Jeremy Roht, West Dawson, Yukon-Territory – Untitled Track 4

Charles Darwin believed that even human ancestors made musical sounds long before they could speak. Animals are still limited to this form of vocal expression today. Nevertheless, they make music. During a visit to the Yukon in Canada in the late 1990s, artist and cyberneticist Oswald Wiener noticed that sled dogs prefer to do this without an audience. Together with his colleague Helmut Schoener, he built a box in which they placed a recording device. As soon as the pack began to sing, the recording process started on the device hanging from a tree – at a temperature of minus 20 degrees.

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Fluxus Is… (1959-2014)

Early Electronic Music – Fieldwork and Funny Sounds (1952-68)

We Are the Machine – The Concept of Polypoetry

Enhanced Poetry (1956-1991)

Synthesis – Approaching a New Instrument

Ten Magic Pianos (1912-2017)

Hello, USA! – Observations From the Land of the Free (1966-2002)

Letters & Numbers ‎– Ingredients for Sound Art (1917-2006)

Big Egos – Sound Works by Visual Artists (1981-2006)

The Poetry of DIY – Ideas Expressed With Sound (1956-2016)