M: Writings '67–'72

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Wesleyan University Press, 1973 - 217 Seiten

Mainly mesostics inspired by music, mushrooms, Marcel Duchamp, Merce Cunningham, Marshall McCluhan, etc. and includes "Mureau"-composed from the writings of Henry David Thoreau.

 

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How to Improve the World You Will Only Make Matters
3
Mesostics re Merce Cunningham 4211 passim
26
Mureau
35
How to Improve the World You Will Only Make Matters
57
Song
86
Six Mesostics Present On the windshield of a new Fiat for James
94
Mushroom Book
117
Mesostics Re and Not Re Mark Tobey
186
How to Improve the World You Will Only Make Matters
195
Urheberrecht

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Alexander H asked become billfold birds Brown Buckminster Fuller Cadaquès called chalazion chance operations Cheap Imitation chess China Chinese Ching colors Craterellus cricket croak Cunningham David Tudor Duchamp ears earth edible Edwin Schlossberg Finnegans Wake fungi Galesburg gave hear heard Henry David Thoreau Hsi Yun recorded human hunt idea Illich invention leaves letter listen living longer look Mao Tse-tung Marcel Duchamp Margaret Mead MARK TOBEY melody Merce Cunningham MESOSTICS mind mother Mureau mushroom musicians nature Nobby noticed P'ei Hsiu play problem recorded by P'ei rehearsal restaurant revolution seat-cover sense singing So-and-So society someone song sound stop studies summer syntax talking telephone that're There's things Thoreau's Journal thought told trees vibrating What's whistling wild wind woods Writings young

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Autoren-Profil (1973)

Composer John Milton Cage, Jr., is best known for his avant-garde music, including pieces such as Imaginary Landscape No. 4 (1951) in which 12 radios are turned on intermittently. His 1943 premiere concert of percussion buzzers, pottery and scrap metal, all chosen for their potential sound. Cage was born in Los Angeles in 1912 and studied music privately, becoming a teacher at the Chicago School of Design in 1941. Between 1944 and 1966, he was musical director at Merce Cunningham and Dance Co., and in 1949 he won a Guggenheim fellowship. Cage wrote Virgil Thompson: His Life and Music (1959). His essays and lectures on music were collected into several books, including Silence: Selected Lectures and Writings (1961) and A Year from Monday: New Lectures and Writings (1967).

Bibliografische Informationen

TitelM: Writings '67–'72
Band 635 von Philosophy and Music
Autor/inJohn Cage
Ausgabeillustriert
VerlagWesleyan University Press, 1973
ISBN0819560359, 9780819560353
Länge217 Seiten
  
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