[microsound] From the NY Times, July 21, 1972

[jcespinosa at aol.com]

I want to set this to some din.


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From: Charles Turner <vze26m98 at optonline.net>
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Subject: [microsound] From the NY Times, July 21, 1972



"Helmut Laudenberg had a farm, on the outskirts of Cologne, West  
ermany. And on this farm he had a parrot- and dogs and goats and  
onkeys and ducks. Mr. Laudenberg, a thatcher by trade, didn't mind  
he sounds his animals made. But Karlheinz Stockhausen, the composer  
hose electronic music has been played around the world, was annoyed  
y the animals din. He hired two lawyers to help silence it. Then the  
arrot was killed by some stranger's dogs and Mr. Laudenberg built  
ences and sound barriers. And now things are a lot quieter in that  
uburban village, called Kürten."
James F. Clarity
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