I Had Always Been More Interested In

The Highest Point Of Music For Me Is To Become In A Place Where There Is No Desire, No Craving, Wanting To Do Anything Else. It Is The Best Place You Have Ever Been, And Yet There Is Nothing There.

It Seems Like We Are Moving Towards Something, Some Kind Of Point And It Is Probably Going To Be An Important Point In Our Development Or Dissolution. That Is What Everybody Seems To Be Thinking.

Well I Guess My Music Came To Prominence Around One Piece Called 'in C' Which I Wrote In 1964 At That Time It Was Called 'the Global Villages For Symphonic Pieces', Because It Was A Piece Built Out Of 53 Simple Patterns And The Structure Was New To Music At That Time.

Talking About The All Night Concerts, I Did Some Of The First All Night Concerts Back In The 60's With This Little Harmonium, And I Also Had Saxophone Taped Delays.

Out Of Doing All That Experimentation With Sound I Decided I Wanted To Do It With Live Musicians. To Take Repetition, Take Music Fragments And Make It Live. Musicians Would Be Able To Play It And Create This Kind Of Abstract Fabric Of Sound.