Also Credited As:
John M Cage
Biography
One of the giants of Twentieth Century music and the international art scene, John Cage began his ventures into the avant-garde as a student of Arnold Schoenberg but soon found even the master's atonalities and use of a twelve-tone scale too conventional for his own ideas. His 1943 concert debut found him using electric buzzers and flowerpots as instruments, but perhaps Cage's most (in)famous piece is "4'33''", which consisted of four minutes …
LATEST CREDITS
Cage/Cunningham | Himself, Music |
John Cage: I Have Nothing to Say and I'm Saying It | Actor, Music ("Branches" "Inlets" "Water Music" "Four Minutes and Thirty-Three Seconds" ) |
Modern American Composers I | Himself, Music |
The Colors of the Prism, the Mechanics of Time | Himself |
Jasper Johns: Ideas in Paint | Actor |
Mr. Hoover and I | Himself |
C'est la vie Rose | Actor |
Poetry in Motion | Himself |
From Zero | Music |
Salvator, die Inseln und Ich | Music |
Balanchine and Cunningham: An Evening at American Ballet Theatre | music "Improvisation III" (("Duets") ) |
Merce Cunningham Dance Company | Music |
Shutter Island | Song ("Music For Marcel Duchamp" ), Song ("Root Of An Unfocus" ) |
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