More on Cheap imitation
After my previous post on Cage’s Cheap imitation, I have been thinking more about the piece and doing some poking around. Here are some random thoughts about it.
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Essays and posts on the music of American composer John Cage (1912-1992)
After my previous post on Cage’s Cheap imitation, I have been thinking more about the piece and doing some poking around. Here are some random thoughts about it.
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This Sunday morning’s playlist was a single piece: Cage’s Cheap imitation.
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There’s another approach to realizing Two: completely determining everything using chance operations. I tried this out and describe the results.
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The notation makes it clear that Cage leaves various specific aspects of the continuity of Two up to the performer. What isn’t clear is how, as a performer, one is supposed to make those decisions.
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I’m starting to work on learning John Cage’s Two for piano and flute (Frances is playing the flute part on shakuhachi). I thought I’d take a few posts to describe the process of learning the piano part.
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