John Cage: City Circus, Program IV
Wednesday, September 26, 2012 - 02:13 PM
Airs 10/3 at 8PM, on the Q2 Stream –
For this show, the fourth in the John Cage: City Circus series, listen to music from a tribute double album collection of John Cage pieces performed by friends, colleagues, and admirers called, “A Chance Operation.” Laurie Anderson tells Merce Cunningham tales, Percussionist/composer David Van Tieghem contributed “Living Room Music,” and bass player Robert Black performs a work by Larry Austin.
Plus, hear an exclusive live performance of Cage’s Suite for Toy Piano, as performed by Margaret Leng Tan. Also, in light of the fact that John Cage introduced Morton Feldman to Mark Rothko, listen to Morton Feldman’s mysterious “Rothko Chapel,” a tribute to the American painter Mark Rothko, and a work that never really rises above a whisper.
PROGRAM # 1049, John Cage/Citycircus, Program IV (First aired on 5/25/1994)
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Laurie Anderson |
A Chance Operation: The John Cage Tribute |
Laurie Anderson / John Cage : Cunningham Stories (excerpts)[6:00] |
Koch International Classics - #37238 |
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David Van Tieghem |
Cage: Living Room Music [3:00] |
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Patrick Moraz |
Cage: Three Dances for Two Prepared Pianos, Dance #1 [5:30] |
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Larry Austin / Robert Black |
Larry Austin: "Art is self-alteration is Cage is..."[8:00] |
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rgaret Leng Tan |
live, WNYC 7/93 |
Cage: Suite for Toy Piano [7:30] |
This performance not commercially available. |
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Morton Feldman |
Rothko Chapel/Why Patterns |
Morton Feldman: Rothko Chapel, excerpt [17:00] |
New Albion #039 |
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