John Cage With David Tudor - Variations IV mp3

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Credits

• Lacquer Cut By – Pete Helffrich
• Liner Notes – Joseph Byrd
• Performer – John Cage
• Performer [Assisted By] – David Tudor

Notes

Circa 1970-1971 repress with orange, blue, and yellow mountain labels.

'John Cage with David Tudor' on front and spine.
'Performed by JOHN CAGE, assisted by DAVID TUDOR' on back.

Catalog number is 3132 on cover, but SDBR 3132 on labels.

From a live performance at the Feigen-Palmer Gallery, Los Angeles.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Rounout Side A, Variant 1): SDBR 3132 A Pete Helffrich ARC 7-22-70
• Matrix / Runout (Rounout Side B, Variant 1): SDBR 3132 B Pete Helffrich ARC 6-12-70
• Matrix / Runout (Rounout Side A, Variant 2): SDBR 3132 A Pete Helffrich ARC 7-30-0
• Matrix / Runout (Rounout Side B, Variant 2): SDBR 3132 B Pete Helffrich ARC 8-4-0

Companies

• Recorded At – Feigen/Palmer Gallery

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Variations IV - From a Live Performance At The FeigenPalmer Gallery In Los Angeles, August 1965 - John Cage, David Tudor. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. John Cage, David Tudor. Variations IV - From a Live Performance At The FeigenPalmer Gallery. A Year With John Cage - How To Get Out Of is a series of works by the American composer John Cage. A number of the pieces in the series are seminal examples of indeterminate music, others are happenings: performance pieces executed according to the score. The first piece in the series is dedicated to David Tudor and was a belated birthday present. The score consists of six transparent squares: one with 27 points of four different sizes, five with five lines each. The squares are to be combined in any way, with points representing. Listen free to John Cage & David Tudor Presents Variations IV. Critic Score. Or consider a donation More Albums. John Cage With David Tudor : Variations IV is a jazz related improvcomposition music live album recording by JOHN CAGE released in 1966 on CD, LPVinyl andor cassette. Due to unprecedented demand for the first volume of Everest's 1965 release of John Cage's Variations IV perhaps unique at the time given the experimental nature of the material, a second selection of music culled from Cage and associate David Tudor's marathon six-hour concert at the Feigen-Palmer Gallery in Los Angeles was released. John Cage - Two - Variations. Ensemble Spaziomusica. Audio CD. The end result: a wild album of music-concrete that should sound familiar to fans of the Beatles' Revolution 9 - no question Cage's composition influenced Lennon and Ono's experiments. Modern Harmonic brings you this gorgeous reissue of Cage's masterpiece, pressed on clear vinyl and wrapped in restored artwork that captures the unique and strange beauty of this headphone classic. Variations IV is the second work in a group of three of which Atlas Eclipticalis is the first representing 'nirvana', according to Hidekazu Yoshida's interpretations of Japanese Haiku poetry and 000 is the third representing 'individual action'. It represents 'samsara', the turmoil of everyday life. Cage indicates that sounds may be produced inside and outside the performance space. There are no indications of durations, dynamics, etc. It could be argued that there is no more controversial figure in music history as avant-garde electronic composer John. 2020 John Cage Trust. Associated work. Steven Leiber Audio Collection. Drawings and Prints. This work is part of an associated work with 337 other works online. John Cage has 51 works online. David Tudor has 3 works online. There are 455 audio online