David Eisenman (Part 5) · Voices of Illinois · University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Library

Title: David Eisenman (Part 5)
Date(s): 02/11/2020
Interviewee(s): David Eisenman See all items with this value
Interviewer(s): Katie Nichols See all items with this value
Interviewer Position: Archives Resource Officer
Summary: Eisenman discusses the interdisciplinary work that occurred at the University of Illinois in the 1960s. He highlights the use of computers in fine and applied arts, which was uncommon at the time. Finally, he talks about electronic and classical music, composer John Cage, and Cage's work at the university.
Language: English
Subject(s): centennial See all items with this value; classical music See all items with this value; computer See all items with this value; electronic music See all items with this value; fine and applied arts See all items with this value; graduate school See all items with this value; john cage See all items with this value; music See all items with this value
Related Resources: David Eisenman Papers, 1965-74 (41/2/25); Graduate College Centennial Committee File, 1966-1969 (7/1/31); HPSCHD Sound Recordings, 1967-1968 (12/5/77); School of Music Audio Department Sound Recordings, 1945-2018 (12/5/64)