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John Cage Was A Giant Of American Experimental Music - Composer, Writer, And Artist. He Is Most Widely Known For His 1952 Composition 4'33, Whose Three Movements Continue To Challenge The Definition Of Music By Being Performed Without Playing A Single Note. In Questioning Fundamental Tenets Of Western Music, Cage Was Often At The Center Of Controversy And Is Regarded As An Important Contributor To Many Facets Of American Culture. To Enable Leaders To Understand What Makes Cage Such An Extraordinary Figure, David Nicholls Masterfully Places Cage's Striking Body Of Prose And Poetry, More Than Three Hundred Music Compositions, And Prominent Performance Career Into Historical, Environmental, Intellectual, Philosophical, And Aesthetic Contexts. Nicholls's Intimate Study Of John Cage's Personal And Professional Life Confirms The Legacy Of This Major Figure In Twentieth-century American Culture.--jacket. Prelude -- The West Coast, 1912-42 -- New York #1, 1942-54 -- Stony Point, 1954-70 -- New York #2, 1970-92 -- Postlude. David Nicholls. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 115-126), Discography (p. 127-129), And Index.
- Author
- David Nicholls
- Publisher
- Urbana: University of Illinois Press
- Published
- 2007
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9780252032158
- Subjects
- Music, Biography, Memoir
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