Lou Reed and Laurie Anderson Plan High Frequency Concert for Dogs

"Laurie Anderson has composed a 20 minute work especially for the hearing range of dogs – who can hear frequencies far outside the human audio spectrum. Taking the idea of the apparently inaudible dog whistle to new artistic heights, our canine friends will be treated to a glorious cacophony of sound, while all we will hear is the lapping of the water on the harbor.

The morning will be an inter-species social gathering on a scale never seen before in Australia. Breakfast can be purchased on site including freshly brewed coffee and egg & bacon rolls, while you watch dog demonstrations and be surprised by some very special guests.

This is an event that you’ll be yapping about for years to come, an absolute must for any dog and their two legged friends!"

Both Anderson and Reed have indicated that they enjoy making such music for their own rat terrier named Lollabelle.

Anderson told the Sydney Morning Herald, "She likes things with a lot of smoothness but with beats in them."

The prolific composer continued that she was inspired to create such a show after she attended a performance at the Vivid Live festival in Sydney.

"Wouldn't it be great, if you were playing a concert and you look out and you see all dogs?"
via Discovery News