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Maria Jeritza

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Audio dada: A precursor to John Cage's 4'33", 20 years earlier

Thursday, September 13, 2012

By Marcos Sueiro Bal

As New Sounds celebrates composer John Cage's 100th birthday, we at the WNYC archives add our own, irreverent archival item to the celebration: a WMCA News Parade program with an eerie premonition of John Cage's famous "silent" piece, 4'33".

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