As Slow as Possible: the 639-year-long performance

I'd be bored to tears after just two hours. I wonder if anyone plans on listening to it to the end?

Do you mean who will commit a few dozen generations of their offsprings to listen to it to the end?

I might be convinced to attend the finale in 2640.

Are you a Highlander DD or have you purchased the Ted Williams frozen head/cryogenics package deal?

More like planning on having really good healthcare, and money to afford it.

John Cage, composer of several pieces written for breaking glass and explosives.

TELL YA WHAT, Im gonna wait for the CD box set

Today, 5 October at 16:00 local time, a chord change happened: a D-sharp, an A-sharp and an E sing out above the organ’s currently thrumming bass notes.


Source: Official website

Reports in the New Statesman and Classicalite

I wonder why all the changes are on the 5th of the month?

Marking my calendar for September, 2020....


I wonder what plans they've made for power interruptions and hardware failure. Even five nines uptime (which is really hard to achieve, and is really expensive) would result in 56 hours of downtime over 639 years.