Appropriately long, appropriately aleatory, and fascinating. I wonder if anyone else noticed that he seems to have a bit of an obsession with the fugal form. The end of the interview is strange and poignant: his last comment makes reference to cancer, and I don't think the audience knew that he was at that time suffering from pancreatic cancer. He died the following year.
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Philip, 29 January 2008:
Appropriately long, appropriately aleatory, and fascinating. I wonder if anyone else noticed that he seems to have a bit of an obsession with the fugal form. The end of the interview is strange and poignant: his last comment makes reference to cancer, and I don't think the audience knew that he was at that time suffering from pancreatic cancer. He died the following year.