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Source: Music of the Avant Garde : ウィキペディア英語版
Source: Music of the Avant Garde

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''Source: Music of the Avant-Garde'' – also known and hereafter referred to as ''Source Magazine'' – was an independent, not-for-profit musical and artistic magazine published between 1967 and 1973 by teachers and students of the University of California, Davis, California. It emerged from the flourishing Californian musical experimentalism of the late 1950s-early 1960s, at UC-Davis and Mills College.〔Bernstein (2008), Thomas M. Welsh, ''Chronology'', p.265〕 The 11 issues document new music practices of the period like indeterminacy, performance, graphic scores, electronic music and intermedia arts.
== Origin ==
''Source Magazines board of editors first met in the New Music Ensemble, formed in 1963, an improvised music group led by UC-Davis music teacher Larry Austin〔Austin (2011), ''Introduction'', p.1〕 and comprising two of his students: Stanley Lunetta on drums and Dary John Mizelle on trombone, in addition to Wayne Johnson, bass clarinet ; Art Woodbury, saxophone ; and Richard Swift, keyboards, sometimes augmented by occasional visitors like flutist Jon Gibson or soprano Billie Alexander.
In the Spring of 1966, the group officially launched the Composer/Performer Edition imprint with the idea of publishing a catalog of graphic scores and avantgarde music related material by composers they felt close to, like Frederic Rzewski, Cornelius Cardew, Allan Bryant, or Jon Phetteplace of Musica Elettronica Viva.〔Austin (2011), ''Introduction'', p.2〕 In 1966, they sent a mailing of 5,000 invitations nationwide, calling for pieces in the form of original scores. Composer/Performer Edition published some of these music scores separately, but the team felt the need to collect the material they received in the form of a magazine titled ''Source''. Austin, Lunetta, Mizelle, Johnson, Woodburry and administrative manager Paul Roberts formed the magazine's board,〔Austin (2011), Douglas Kahn, ''Preface'', p.x〕 with Austin becoming chief editor.
A twelfth issue was planned but never made it to printing due to lack of internal funding.

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