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Cage John:     more books (102)

John Cage (Oxford studies of composers) by Paul Griffiths, 1981-10 John Cage Writer: Previously Uncollected Pieces by John Cage, Richard Kostelanetz, 1993-01 John Cage by John Cage, 1962 John Cage at Seventy-Five (Bucknell Review) by Richard Fleming, 1989-12 Extended Play: Sounding Off from John Cage to Dr. Funkenstein by John Corbett, 1994-01-01 Sounds of the Inner Eye: John Cage, Mark Tobey and Morris Graves by John Cage, Mark Tobey, et all 2002-08 Anarchy: New York City-January 1998 by John Cage, 2001-07-15 Silencing The Sounded Self: John Cage and the American Experimental Tradition by Christopher Shultis, 1998-08-14 Malerei und Musik: D. Geschichte d. Verhaltens zweier Kunste zueinander, dargest. nach d. Quellen im Zeitraum von Leonardo da Vinci bis John Cage (Galerie ; Bd. 1) (German Edition) by Franzsepp Wurtenberger, 1978 John Cage, anarchic harmony: Ein Buch der Frankfurt Feste '92/Alte Oper Frankfurt (German Edition) John Cage, anarchic harmony: Ein Buch der Frankfurt Feste '92/Alte Oper Frankfurt (German Edition) John Cage Bubblegum/Eloge d'Eros Hanne Darboven/John Cage (German Edition) by Joachim Kaak, Corinna Thierolf, 1998-01 Die Tradition Des Traditionsbruches: John Cages Amerikanische Asthetik (Beitrage Aus Anglistik Und Amerikanistik) (German Edition) by Stefan Jurging, 2002-08

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61. Pomona College
    Includes short biography.  
    http://www.pomona.edu/Welcome/AboutPomona/GradSpotlight/cage.html
    
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62. Browse By Artist: CAGE, JOHN
    Artist cage, john. Title Cheap Imitation. Label AMPERSAND. Format CD. Artist cage, john. Title Empty Words (Parte III). Label AMPERSAND. Format 2CD.  
    http://www.forcedexposure.com/artists/cage.john.html
    
    Extractions: Artist: CAGE, JOHN Title: Cheap Imitation Label: AMPERSAND Format: CD Price: Catalog #: AMPERE 03 Classic solo piano work, performed by Cage, 3/7/1976 at Mills College. "'...to take an interest in Satie,' Cage wrote, 'one must be, first of all, disinterested, letting a sound be a sound and a man a man, abandoning illusions about ideas of order, expression of feeling, and all the other aesthetic sales-talk we have inherited.' Humbly engaged but never over-determined, Cheap Imitation Artist: CAGE, JOHN Title: Empty Words (Parte III) Label: AMPERSAND Format: Price: Catalog #: AMPERE 06 "John Cage's Empty Words is something of an epic in reverse: a diminutive vocal exercise divided into four distinct parts that gradually breaks down the writings on sound from Henry David Thoreau's Journal into pure vocalise. Disarticulated, distended and utterly transformed, Cage's recitation utterly abandons all connection to linguistic meaning and becomes pure aesthetic glossolalia. The nearly three hour performance documents Cage reading from the third part of Empty Words at Teatro Lirico in Milano during 1977 before an increasingly restless crowd of Italian students as it erupts into one of the great, if unnoticed, art riots of the last century. This fully re-mastered double disc set is packaged in a deluxe outer slipcase and features new liner notes by Phantasmic Radio author Allen S. Weiss, a collection of writings and drawings by Cage himself and lots of previously unpublished photographs of the event."

63. John Cage
    Schriftliche Zusammenfassung des Referates vom 20.05.1999 im Rahmen eines Seminars ¼ber john cage mit weiteren Links, u.a. auch zum kompletten Werkverzeichnis.  
    http://www.uni-weimar.de/~straub1/cage/

64. Cage, John (1912 - 1992), Komponist (Composer)
    Translate this page john cage (Komponist) - Lebensdaten - Informationen - Werke - lieferbare CD-Aufnahmen Bücher - Noten - Biografien - weiterführende Links  
    http://www.komponisten.at/komponisten/41.html
    
    Extractions: wurde am 15. September 1912 in Los Angeles geboren und starb am 12. August 1992 in New York. Cage studierte Klavier in Detroit, Los Angeles und Paris und Komposition bei Arnold Schönberg und H. Cowell. Er betrachtete Kompositionen als "work in progress", deren Ergebnis durch die Einbeziehung des Zufalls nicht vorhergesehen werden kann. Seine aleatorischen und surrealistischen Experimente haben aber nicht überall Zustimmung gefunden. 1938 erfand er das "prepared piano", dessen Saiten mit Holz, Metall oder Gummiteilen abgedämpft werden. Cage gilt in seinen Kompositionen als Hauptvertreter der experimentellen Musik. Hauptwerke: Sein kompositorisches Schaffen umfaßt neben Balletten Schlagzeug-, Klavier-, Kammer- und Vokalmusikwerke sowie verschiedene andere Werke, darunter: "Atlas eclipticalis, 1961/62", für sechs Schlagzeuger, "Vier Minuten, 33 Sekunden", "tacet" 1952 (besteht nur aus Pausen, der Spieler des Stückes stellt die Musik mimisch dar), "Sonates and Interludes", "Music of Changes, 1964"... Hier finden Sie ausgewählte CD's und Bücher von/über John Cage Hier finden Sie MP3-Dateien von John Cage Hier finden Sie Noten von John Cage Musicnotes bietet Noten zum Direktdownload an. Wenn man sich ein kleines PlugIn installiert, kann man nicht nur eine Notenvorschau ansehen und ausdrucken(!), sondern sich die Stücke auch anhören. ->

65. John Cage Selected Discography
    A short discography of some of cage's well known works  
    http://www.eyeneer.com/CCM/Composers/Cage/cagedisc.html

66. Glbtq >> Arts >> Cage, John
    The music of controversial American composer john cage contains little autobiographical or gay content, but his ironic emphasis on the importance of silence in  
    http://www.glbtq.com/arts/cage_j.html
    
    Extractions: page: One of the most influential and controversial American composers of the twentieth-century, John Cage is best known for his work utilizing chance as a factor in writing music. Born in Los Angeles on September 5, 1912, the son of an inventor father and a writer mother, Cage developed musical interests early. After spending two years at Pomona College in Claremont, California, he spent two years in Europe, where he tried to compose music for the first time. After returning to the United States, he studied with Arnold Schoenberg and Henry Cowell. Sponsor Message. In the mid-1930s, he began composing for percussion instruments and began developing some of his ideas about sound and noise. He also married. Although Cage had had sexual affairs with young men, including aspiring artist Don Sample, with whom he traveled in Europe, in 1935 he wed Xenia Andreevna Kashevaroff, the daughter of a Russian Orthodox priest. Late in 1938, Cage and his wife moved to Seattle, where he gave percussion concerts and wrote his first piece that utilized electronic technology in composition, the

67. John Cage, Atlas Eclipticalis
    Kommentare zum Werk von john cage, das von U. Krieger, T. R¼ger, R. Volker und V. Straebel im MendelssohnBartholdy-Park, Berlin am 9.9.2000 aufgef¼hrt wurde.  
    http://www.straebel.de/a-cage-of-saxophones
    
    Extractions: Für Atlas Eclipticalis übertrug John Cage Sternenkarten auf zufällig platzierte, transparente Notensysteme. Im Konzert ist so die Zeit proportional zur horizontalen Entfernung und die Tonhöhe proportional vertikalen Entfernung der Sterne voneinander. Es gibt kein verbindliches Metrum, die Musiker spielen nach Stoppuhren. (Bei einer Aufführung mit großer Besetzung zeigt der Dirigent die verstreichende Zeit an, wobei er seine Arme wie den Sekundenzeiger einer Uhr bewegt.) Ebenso gibt es keine feste Tonskala. Die weit gespreizten Notenlinien dienen nur der Orientierung im Tonraum, die zwischen ihnen liegenden Notenköpfe werden graphisch interpretiert und zeigen zumeist mikrotonale Verhältnisse an. Die Lautstärke der einzelnen Töne ist proportional zur Größe (also Helligkeit) der Sterne. Nur die Dauern bestimmte Cage nach einem anderen Zufalls-Verfahren: dem chinesischen Orakel-Buch I-Ging. Über jeder der zu einer Konstellation zusammengefassten Tongruppen stehen zwei Zahlen, deren erste angibt, wie viele Töne so kurz wie möglich zu spielen sind, die zweite Zahl bestimmt, wie viele Töne "eine erkennbare" Dauer ("appraciable duration") haben. Fehlen die Zahlen, erscheinen alle Klänge so kurz wie möglich, steht eine Fermate über der Konstellation, haben alle Töne "eine gewisse" Dauer ("some duration").

68. Malcolm's John Cage Page: Cage On The Internet
    Links to cage sites on the internet.  
    http://metalab.unc.edu/mal/MO/cage/
    
    Extractions: I encourage you to share your thoughts, experiences, or memories of John Cage by signing the guestbook and to read the comments of those who have also visited here. I get a very different feeling of community and sharing from this guestbook than I do from most on the net... Cage's aura seems to provoke thoughtfulness and reflection. To me it reflects a simplicitity of human interaction lacking in many so-called Interactive projects. Please leave your comments about

69. Klassik.com: Cage, John (Komponist, 1912-1992)
    Translate this page Plattenbesprechungen der Redaktion, Buchempfehlungen, ein Werkverzeichnis, ausgewählte Internet-Verweise sowie weitere Artikel und Beiträge zu john cage.  
    http://www.klassik.com/magazin/people/template.cfm?KID=162&people=composer&CFID=

70. Cage
    œber dieses Werk und auch die Zufallsentscheidungen, die mit Hilfe des altchinesischen Orakelbuchs I Ching getroffen wurden und zu einer zentralen Komponente von john Cages Arbeitsweise wurden.  
    http://www.bremen.de/info/dacapo/PianoAdventures/Cage.html

71. MSN Encarta - Cage, John Milton, Jr.
    cage, john Milton, Jr. cage, john Milton, Jr. (19121992), American experimental composer and leading figure of the avant-garde for more than half a century.  
    http://encarta.msn.com/encyclopedia_761555675/Cage_John_Milton_Jr.html
    
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72. WQXR: Classical Music Scene
    Biography with education and influences, early development of his own style, impact of Eastern philosophies, noted works, and summary list of compositions. From the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music entry at WQXR radio.  
    http://www.wqxr.com/cgi-bin/iowa/cla/learning/grove.html?record=1474

73. RIF/T Review
    Composed In America edited by Marjorie Perloff and Charles Junkerman. Review by Kenneth Goldsmith  
    http://wings.buffalo.edu/epc/rift/rift05/revi0501.html#goldsmith
    
    Extractions: Version 5.1 Summer 1995 RIF/T , e-poetry@ubvm, or the Electronic Poetry Center Responses, submissions, and queries to: E-POETRY@UBVM.CC.BUFFALO.EDU John Cage : Composed In America Reviewed by Kenneth Goldsmith In early 1992, I went to see John Cage read on a Sunday at a small church in New York City. He read for 45 minutes to an audience of maybe 20 people; the room held more, but there were many empty seats. I felt fortunate to be at this eventan intimate gathering with one of the three or four major 20th-century cultural figures before me. Although at this point Cage was considered "classical" ("classical" meaning that which has been classifiedGertrude Stein), he still did many of these small gigs when the opportunity arose. I looked around againI saw about me a withering, aging congregation, albeit faithful, who came to hear Cage preach. Born in 1961, I must have been the youngest in the room. However, Cage himself never softened. The culture might have moved on, but he kept on his radical edge, continuing his revolution in a quiet way for those who cared not only to listen, but to act on and live by his words. Through the 1980s, Cage's influence was felt in the underground, influencing many of the more interesting cultural movements of that decadethe birth of indy rock, the renewal of Conceptual Art, and the rise of Language Poetry. Many of these artists studied Cage in the 60s and 70s and went on to synthesize newer aesthetic/cultural concerns with older Cageian ideals. While the 80s played out in the media with Wall Street Yuppies and decadent consumerists grabbing the spotlight, many of us spent time on the edge of the culture, sowing the seeds for the more politically charged times in which we now live.

74. John Cage - Artist Painting Prices, Art Appraisal, Artist Paintings [AskART.com]
    john cage AskART, an artist directory with john cage and 32000+ American painting and other artists - john cage artwork prices, valuations, appraisals and  
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75. The Mattress Factory
    Photos of cage's installation at the Mattress Factory. (In collaboration with The Carnegie Museum of Art.)  
    http://www.mattress.org/catalogue/91/cage/91.cage.00.html
    
    Extractions: 500 Sampsonia Way, fourth floor With its distinctive space, the Mattress Factory was a constituent of the 1991 Carnegie International, the 51st in a series of contemporary art exhibitions of The Carnegie Museum of Art in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Every day the camera, positioned according to another script, made a chronicle of the changing gallery, registering the impact of an additional element: the natural light. John Cage planned the installation for the full fourth floor of 500 Sampsonia Way. He made a grid of the gallery floor and walls, and assigned a number to each grid space. A computer program generated random patterns for placement of the wall-hung works and the chairs. The plan for the exhibition blocked out instructions. Each day the curator hung the 15 works of art and placed the chairs designated by the plan.

76. Cage, John. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
    The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. cage, john. 1912–92, American composer, b. Los Angeles. A leading figure in the  
    http://www.bartleby.com/65/ca/Cage-Joh.html
    
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77. Welcome To AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE: ABT
    A short biography.  
    http://www.abt.org/library/archive/composers/cage_j.html

78. Cage, John Milton, Jr. The American Heritage® Dictionary Of The English Languag
    cage, john Milton, Jr. The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language Fourth Edition. 2000. 2000. cage, john Milton, Jr. PRONUNCIATION k j.  
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79. Musica Classica - Classical Music - Klassische Musik - Karadar Bertoldi Ensemble
    Biography, photographs, musical highlights, and list of noted works from Karadar.  
    http://www.karadar.net/Dictionary/cage.html
    
    Extractions: John Cage is born at Los Angeles (5 September 1912) and died at New York (12 August 1992). He left Pomona College early to travel in Europe (1930-31), then studied with Cowell in New York (1933-4) and Schönberg in Los Angeles (1934): his first published compositions, in a rigorous atonal system of his own, date from this period. In 1937 he moved to Seattle to work as a dance accompanist, and there in 1938 he founded a percussion orchestra; his music now concerned with filling units of time with ostinatos (First Construction in Metal, 1939). He also began to use electronic devices (variable-speed turntables in lmaginary Landscape n.1, 1939) and invented the 'prepared piano', placing diverse objects between the strings of a grand piano in order to create an effective percussion orchestra under the control of two hands. He moved to San Francisco in 1939, to Chicago in 1941 and back to New York in 1942, all the time writing music for dance companies (notably for Merce Cunningham), nearly always for prepared piano or percussion ensemble. There were also major concert works for the new instrument: A Book of Music (1944) and Three Dances (1945) for two prepared pianos, and the Sonatas and Interludes (1948) for one.

80. OAC:
    Finding Aids Browse UC Santa Cruz Special Collections and Archives cage (john) Mycology Collection. cage (john) Mycology Collection. Creator cage, john.  
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