Riveting, Georg. The guy with the beard really gives the carriage a thumping. I love the pick-up at the end. I know how the guy on the right feels, but I'd be swearing quite loudly.
Bravi!!! I can imagine Cage and Morton Feldman (who lived in the same building in lower Manhattan) banging away, with pianist David Tudor on 3rd typewriter. Where can I get a copy of the score?
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Hmmm. I've been poking around the web and can't find a mention of 'Typewriter Piece' beyond this one performance.
I did find this, though, the score of Cage's Solo for voice 15, from 1970:
Using a typewriter equipped with contact microphones (four channels preferably, speakers around the audience, highest volume without feedback), typewrite the folowwing statement by Erik Satie thirty-eight times: L'artiste n'a pas le droit de disposer inutilement du temps de son auditeur. [The artist has no right to waste the audience's time]
Riveting, Georg. The guy with the beard really gives the carriage a thumping. I love the pick-up at the end. I know how the guy on the right feels, but I'd be swearing quite loudly.
ResponderBorrarWhat? No encore?
ResponderBorrarBravi!!! I can imagine Cage and Morton Feldman (who lived in the same building in lower Manhattan) banging away, with pianist David Tudor on 3rd typewriter. Where can I get a copy of the score?
ResponderBorrarI am really loving the theme/design of your website. Do you ever run into any web browser compatibility problems? A handful of my blog visitors have complained about my blog not working correctly in Explorer but looks great in Safari. Do you have any advice to help fix this issue?
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BorrarGreat! I wish I had the stamina or discipline of the girl. I'm more like the fellow on the left. I wonder why no dings.
ResponderBorrarHmmm. I've been poking around the web and can't find a mention of 'Typewriter Piece' beyond this one performance.
ResponderBorrarI did find this, though, the score of Cage's Solo for voice 15, from 1970:
Using a typewriter equipped with contact microphones (four channels preferably, speakers around the audience, highest volume without feedback), typewrite the folowwing statement by Erik Satie thirty-eight times:
L'artiste n'a pas le droit de disposer inutilement du temps de son auditeur.
[The artist has no right to waste the audience's time]