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Herbert von Karajan

showed still short before his death
“extreme interest” in Peter Huebner’s research and developments in the
microcosm of music as well as in the
Dynamic Space-Stereophony.

He refered to Peter Hubner’s work in
a personal letter to his publisher as
almost like “our common concern.”

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jesus Lopez Cobos

wrote in a letter to the composer
Peter Huebner:

“I have read with great interest your books, ‘Natural Music Creation’ and
‘Natural Music Hearing’.

I was extraordinarily impressed.
I have never seen the whole process of composing so clearly introduced.

At the same time I am also very
interested in your system of
DYNAMIC SPACE-STEREOPHONY . . .”

 

 

 

Zubin Metha

writes about Peter Huebner’s project
of recording classical works in
DYNAMIC SPACE STEREOPHONY:

“I hope that the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra will, in the future, be able
to participate in the first
attempts at recording the works
of the Old Masters and therefore
be contributive to the future
of this unusual project.”

 

 

 

 

 

Mstislav Rostropovich

Under the direction of Mstislav
Rostropovich, the EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR of the NATIONAL
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, STEVEN
KLEIN, wrote to Peter Huebner’s
publisher on the recording of classical
works in DYNAMIC SPACE
STEREOPHONY:

“Our Music Director, Maestro Rostropovich, has been informed of this project and sends his warmest best wishes and asks me to continue discussion with you on his behalf.
The concept ... of Dynamic Space Stereophony could, in my estimate, be the first advance in recording to have occurred in many, many years.
I can truthfully say that the National Symphony Orchestra is very interested in further exploring the possibility of the National Symphony's being involved in this historic project and being the pioneer orchestra in the United States.”