John Cage
John Cage
John Cage was a giant of American experimental music--composer, writer, and artist. He is most widely known for his 1952 composition 4'33, whose three movements continue to challenge the definition of music by being performed without playing a single note. In questioning fundamental tenets of Western music, Cage was often at the center of controversy, and is regarded as an important contributor to many facets of American culture.
9780252032158
University of Illinois Press
Nicholls, David
03b203c2-f929-441a-88b7-8af9d5211270
2007
Nicholls, David
03b203c2-f929-441a-88b7-8af9d5211270
Nicholls, David
(2007)
John Cage
,
Champaign, USA.
University of Illinois Press, 160pp.
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John Cage was a giant of American experimental music--composer, writer, and artist. He is most widely known for his 1952 composition 4'33, whose three movements continue to challenge the definition of music by being performed without playing a single note. In questioning fundamental tenets of Western music, Cage was often at the center of controversy, and is regarded as an important contributor to many facets of American culture.
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Published date: 2007
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ISBN: 9780252032158
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