Called "brilliant" and "a real original" by The New York Times, Phil Kline has freely crossed the boundaries between contemporary classical, rock, and ambient electronic music. Some of his more spectacular works have employed hundreds of boom box tape players, often mixed with acoustic and electronic instruments, to create multi-dimensional sound environments in non-traditional venues ranging from the Brooklyn Anchorage, Washington Square, and Central Park, the streets of Berlin and the shores of the Pacific in Vancouver, B.