Experimental Music: Cage and Beyond
Larry Lockwood, Michael Nyman
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Larry Lockwood, Michael Nyman
Abstract
Foreword Brian Eno Preface to the second edition 1. Towards (a definition of) experimental music 2. Backgrounds 3. Inauguration 1950-60: Feldman, Brown, Wolff, Cage 4. Seeing, hearing: Fluxus 5. Electronic systems 6. Indeterminacy 1960-70: Ichiyanagai, Ashley, Wolff, Cardew, Scratch Orchestra 7. Minimal music, determinacy and the new tonality Discography Robert Worby.
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Foreword Brian Eno Preface to the second edition 1. Towards (a definition of) experimental music 2. Backgrounds 3. Inauguration 1950-60: Feldman, Brown, Wolff, Cage 4. Seeing, hearing: Fluxus 5. Electronic systems 6. Indeterminacy 1960-70: Ichiyanagai, Ashley, Wolff, Cardew, Scratch Orchestra 7. Minimal music, determinacy and the new tonality Discography Robert Worby.
Key concepts: John Cage, Cage, Art, Visual arts, Art history, Mathematics, Performance art, Combinatorics