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 | | Edgar Varese used tape loops in his musique concrete performance for the 1951 World's Fair, although that was probably done manually with copying, cutting, and mixing. |
 | | To me, looping music (in particular) can be meaningful on an emotional level (perhaps, repetition has something to do with this, like a mantra) and on an intellectual level (perhaps, due to the complexity which results by combining simple, fundamental parts). |
 | | The loops were simultaniously blended with other stuff that he would be playing on the record players and tape decks (usually old, extremely tacky and sometimes scary educational stuff) as well as spatterings of music. |
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