Re: Re: Re: anechoics and interviews

Has anyone looked into Pauline Oliveros's account? Cage visited the
anechoic chamber some 40 years before he died. Would the conditions
that lead to his stroke been so easily observable to him then? In
other words would it have been more likely that he would have had that
stroke much earlier than he did if he really was hearing what Oliveros
is saying here?

In any case I hadn't heard that before and it is very interesting,
thanks for sharing!

On Wed, Jul 27, 2016 at 10:26 AM, Lê Quan Ninh <[email protected]> wrote:
> I don’t know if I am right of course, but I always thought that John Cage
> was experiencing his own tinnitus as some tinnitus can be heard in the high
> and the low frequencies. I have this kind of tinnitus. It’s exactly what I
> hear when I enter an anechoic chamber or when I am in a very quiet
> environment.
>
> Ninh