Egad, it's 9.19.07, and my above comment is the first?
Sep. 19 2007 08:15 PM
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Richard Mitnick
from Highland Park, NJ
Sorry, I don't get it. I have been listening to the 24:33 files. I just don't understand how this man made a living. I mean, what's with the Haikus in the New Sounds Live archive?
I get Nancarrow,Varese, Antheil, even Harry Partch. I just don't get most of Cage.
I liked what Lou Harrison did with the Suite for Toy Piano.
Someone tell me what all of this adulation is about.
Sep. 19 2007 08:15 PM
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Egad, it's 9.19.07, and my above comment is the first?
Sorry, I don't get it. I have been listening to the 24:33 files. I just don't understand how this man made a living. I mean, what's with the Haikus in the New Sounds Live archive?
I get Nancarrow,Varese, Antheil, even Harry Partch. I just don't get most of Cage.
I liked what Lou Harrison did with the Suite for Toy Piano.
Someone tell me what all of this adulation is about.
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