Experiencing Sound and Environment in the Works of Max Neuhaus - Hardcover
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Experiencing Sound and Environment in the Works of Max Neuhaus offers the first comprehensive study of the life, work, and lasting impact of American sound artist and musician Max Neuhaus (1939-2009).
Megan Elizabeth Murph is the Director of the Budds Center for American Music Studies and a musicologist at the University of Missouri. Her research explores the life and career of experimental percussionists and sound artist Max Neuhaus, as well as broader questions about how sound and environment are experienced through American music and sound art. As the Director of the Budds Center, Murph organizes programs focused on American and
Missouri music, oversees publications and recording projects, maintains the Center's collections and archives, and manages the endowment and grant application process.
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