Interview with Murray Schafer (Corfu, 2011)

[@tomasenrique]

Oh my god! Thanks for putting this online! Such a great mind, worth to share his knowledge... Thanks

[@amir.nouroozi.composer]

Thank you for the great interview

[@guitarnerd1027]

Thank you very much for this !!

[@jpablodl]

Excellent interview. Thanks!

[@lauropecktor]

Super entrevista, Rafael! Muito obrigado por postar isso! Abração

[@OliveiraCME]

Lauro Pecktor Cara, legal que curtistes! Foi uma oportunidade e tanto conversar com ele! Valeu!

[@josebusso8727]

Excelent interview but needs a 100hz low cut filter for that wind noise

[@affonsotalyuli1501]

Cut wind noise ... it would be ironic.

[@3733patricia]

Schafer is amazing!!! like :)

[@hudsoncampos5976]

👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@carloguarrera8568]

It is difficult to follow the conversation with all this noise, mind your mic, please!

[@OliveiraCME]

Well, sorry Sr! We're not journalists and we did this interview with the gear we could use at that time, which was only one camera with its internal mics. If the sound is so horrible, please don't watch it again. Or, perhaps a better idea, you could make an interview with him and post it as a response video, I would gladly share it in social media and other circles of researchers. BTW: As you can see, this is not a channel with many interviews. It was an opportunity and we took the risk.

[@matteolionello2896]

it's like listen to 4'33'' and complain because of the noise from the audience :)

[@juanpablomirach]

At 7:53 aprox. he says: "and maybe the sounds of the Nature are going to also be present with the piece". At that moment the sound made by the impact of the wind against the cameras's mic is at its peak of volume interfiring with the whole interview. How cool is that.

[@carloguarrera8568]

What the hell is all this noise?