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The 25-Year Retrospective Concert Of The Music Of John Cage
| Label | Doxy – DOZ407DLP |
| Format | 2 x Vinyl, LP |
| Barcode | 0889397884079 |
| Country | Europe |
| Released | 2011 |
| Genre | Electronic, Classical |
| Style | Contemporary, Modern, Electroacoustic |
| A1 | Six Short Inventions For Seven Instruments | 5:24 |
| A2 | First Construction In Metal | 9:06 |
| A3 | Imaginary Landscape No. 1 | 9:04 |
| A4 | The Wonderful Widow Of Eighteen Springs | 2:33 |
| B1 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata I | 2:50 |
| B2 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata II | 2:19 |
| B3 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata III | 2:53 |
| B4 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata IV | 2:56 |
| B5 | Sonatas And Interludes - First Interlude | 3:29 |
| B6 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata V | 1:28 |
| B7 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata VI | 2:11 |
| B8 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata VII | 2:25 |
| B9 | Sonatas And Interludes - Sonata VIII | 2:52 |
| B10 | Second Interlude | 5:07 |
| C1 | Music For Carillon No. 1 | 4:46 |
| C2 | Williams Mix | 5:51 |
| C3 | She Is Asleep [Quartet] | 5:01 |
| C4 | She Is Asleep [Duo] | 8:09 |
| D1 | Concert For Piano And Orchestra | 26:26 |
Composed By – John Cage
Liner Notes – George Avakian
Liner Notes – John Cage
Performer – Allan Martin
Performer – Albert Kaufman
Performer – Anahid Ajemian
Performer – Andrew Lolya
Performer – Arline Carmen
Performer – Burton Fisch
Performer – David Tudor
Performer – Don Butterfield
Performer – Doris Dennison
Performer – Douglas Allan
Performer – Earle Brown
Performer – Frank Rehak
Performer – Isadore Cohen
Performer – Jesse Taiko
Performer – Joan Brockway
Performer – John Cage
Performer – Margaret Jansen
Performer – Maro Ajemian
Performer – Marvin Rosenberg
Performer – Melvyn Broiles
Performer – Merce Cunningham
Performer – Michael Colgrass
Performer – Paul Price
Performer – Philip Brown
Performer – Sy Schwartzberg
Performer – Warren Smith
Performer – William Gromko
Performer – Xenia Cage
Piano – Maro Ajemian
Producer [Concert Produced By] – Emile de Antonio
Producer [Concert Produced By] – Jasper Johns
Producer [Concert Produced By] – Robert Rauschenberg
Recorded By – Robert E. Blake
Liner Notes – George Avakian
Liner Notes – John Cage
Performer – Allan Martin
Performer – Albert Kaufman
Performer – Anahid Ajemian
Performer – Andrew Lolya
Performer – Arline Carmen
Performer – Burton Fisch
Performer – David Tudor
Performer – Don Butterfield
Performer – Doris Dennison
Performer – Douglas Allan
Performer – Earle Brown
Performer – Frank Rehak
Performer – Isadore Cohen
Performer – Jesse Taiko
Performer – Joan Brockway
Performer – John Cage
Performer – Margaret Jansen
Performer – Maro Ajemian
Performer – Marvin Rosenberg
Performer – Melvyn Broiles
Performer – Merce Cunningham
Performer – Michael Colgrass
Performer – Paul Price
Performer – Philip Brown
Performer – Sy Schwartzberg
Performer – Warren Smith
Performer – William Gromko
Performer – Xenia Cage
Piano – Maro Ajemian
Producer [Concert Produced By] – Emile de Antonio
Producer [Concert Produced By] – Jasper Johns
Producer [Concert Produced By] – Robert Rauschenberg
Recorded By – Robert E. Blake
Subtitle:
"Recorded in performance at Town Hall, New York, May 15, 1958"
Recorded live at Town Hall, NYC in May of 1958, this historic concert (organized by Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg) was a retrospective of Cage’s work from 1934 to the present. Here Cage’s interest in technology, Eastern philosophies, and the concept of “silence” and “chance” as related to composition come to the fore as he plays some of his most significant and controversial pieces of his career, several of which (“Six Short Inventions for Seven Instruments”, “She Is Asleep”, “Music for Carillon”, and “Concerto for Piano and Orchestra” [in which Merce Cunningham took the part of the conductor – the “living clock” – and David Tudor that of the pianist]), were performed here for the first time ever. This concert created quite a stir for its time, with many journalists and audience members loudly complaining “this isn’t music”! Includes booklet with comments by Cage himself.
Manufactured in Europe · HQ Virgin Vinyl 180 gram · Printed in 2011 by DOXY Music · info@doxymusic.com
"Recorded in performance at Town Hall, New York, May 15, 1958"
Recorded live at Town Hall, NYC in May of 1958, this historic concert (organized by Jasper Johns and Robert Rauschenberg) was a retrospective of Cage’s work from 1934 to the present. Here Cage’s interest in technology, Eastern philosophies, and the concept of “silence” and “chance” as related to composition come to the fore as he plays some of his most significant and controversial pieces of his career, several of which (“Six Short Inventions for Seven Instruments”, “She Is Asleep”, “Music for Carillon”, and “Concerto for Piano and Orchestra” [in which Merce Cunningham took the part of the conductor – the “living clock” – and David Tudor that of the pianist]), were performed here for the first time ever. This concert created quite a stir for its time, with many journalists and audience members loudly complaining “this isn’t music”! Includes booklet with comments by Cage himself.
Manufactured in Europe · HQ Virgin Vinyl 180 gram · Printed in 2011 by DOXY Music · info@doxymusic.com
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