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early music |
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Order Reference: |
EWR 0711 |
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CD |
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Composer |
John Cage |
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Performer: |
Edwin
Alexander Buchholz (accordion) Joanna Becker (violin) |
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“The room I
entered was a dream of this room.” “It wasn't
the hole in the landscape that
gladdened us, it was the
invitation to the weather to drop in
anytime.” John Ashbery
(both quotations from: Your Name Here 2000) “...all the
hard dry studied Rules that ever was prescribed, will not enable any Person
to form an Air any more than the bare Knowledge of the four and twenty
Letters, and strict Grammatical Rules will qualify a Scholar for composing a
Piece of Poetry, or properly adjusting a Tragedy, without a Genius. It must
be Nature, Nature must lay the Foundation, Nature must inspire the Thought.” William
Billings (Introduction to New England Psalm Singer, 1770) “The
responsibility of the artist is to imitate nature in her manner of operation” Ananda Coomaraswamy, often quoted by John Cage |
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