Equanimity by Klaus Wolfe

Interview Segments With Klaus Wolfe (translated from archived footage)

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I am often asked how I make music for an entire university. My office is not secret but many do not know where it is. It gives me space to work being semi hidden. My door looks like a regular broom closet or plain door but inside is a large room with instruments. What I play is amplified on the speakers throughout the campus. There are speakers hidden in rocks and in the trees, some under the sidewalks or in the hallways. What you are hearing is being played at that time. There is no prerecorded music. "Aurora River" is the afternoon melody that I play from 2pm to 2:20pm. The name was taken from the place I saw when I first heard the melodies many years ago. It is one of my favorites and absolutely not subliminal.

Equanimity was made after returning from an early evening walk. It was a Sunday and I was not scheduled to play until the next morning. Students are often not surprised to hear an unscheduled performance. I played this piece during a Sunday evening. I played for 20 and 40 seconds for the first song and then drank some tea and played for another 19 minutes and 56 seconds for the second. I finished my tea and walked home.

new age / ambient / noise / dream music

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