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naddaro | 3 Sep 2005 12:49
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Ryoanji outlines

Hi, could someone tell me what is the meaning of the
different type ( dotted,dashed ..) of outlines in this
scores.
I've found information about every other elemet but
this... It's driving me mad ...
thanks in advance
Roberto

	

	
		
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DAKSH | 3 Sep 2005 17:45
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MFortu7 | 3 Sep 2005 18:38
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is there a forum or threads for ongoing discussion posts? isn't there a 
newsletter? i've only been receiving questions about scores and such. also i'm 
getting the html coding in these - best, mf

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MFortu7 | 3 Sep 2005 19:00
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FOR ROBETO RE: RYOANJI OUTLINES


hi roberto,
is it possible to compare music to score? could these dots and dashes have 
anything to do with the use of i-ching? i'm by no means a scholar but 
interested. 

is this a very active and interactive forum. too bad there wasn't a site and 
forum such as bagatellen. i like the way it looks and it's really easy to post 
-- you can see the threads all at once!

best, 
merry

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Rob Haskins | 3 Sep 2005 20:38
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Re: Ryoanji outlines

As I recall, all of the Ryoanji pieces are for
solo instrument along with three pre-recorded
tapes of the solo instrument as well as a
percussion obbligato.  (Certainly that is the way
that the double bass Ryoanji works.)  The
different types of lines, then, refer to the real
time musical line and each of the three
pre-recorded ones.  

After determining how long the performer wants
each system of music to last, he/she pre-records
the dotted line, the dashed line, and so on,
treating these as musical contours whose limits
correspond to ranges that Cage created through
chance operations.  

I hope this helps.  

Best,
Rob

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LRDrz | 4 Sep 2005 08:05
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Re: Ryoanji outlines

Hi!

Rob's correct about the different lines. You can read about it, in Cage's own words, in "Musicage" (John Cage in conversation with Joan Retallack) p.242f. You'll also find other interesting details about "Ryoanji" there.
Anyway, if you want to know more about Cage's thinking and some of his great late works (One8, Two6, Four3), you MUST read this book. Really wonderful lecture.

Best
Lothar


In einer eMail vom 03.09.2005 18:38:54 GMT-Normalzeit schreibt rob_haskins <at> yahoo.com:


After determining how long the performer wants
each system of music to last, he/she pre-records
the dotted line, the dashed line, and so on,
treating these as musical contours whose limits
correspond to ranges that Cage created through
chance operations.  



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bumstein.com/art | 4 Sep 2005 14:50
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graphic scores

hello silencers,

i have one thing here.

at the current time i'm organizing an ensemble of 5 persons
which will be devoted to performances of graphic scores 
from variuos composers.

all participants of the ensemble come from different backgrounds and 
will use broad spectre of instruments for performing the scores:
creative dj'ing, laptops, lo-fi analogue equipment, amplified 
instruments and things...

i wanted to ask maybe here, in this list, there are composers who 
have written graphic scores without any fixated pitch notation and 
would like to give us a chance to rehears it and maybe perform it.

if you would like to submit a score please email me at- 
arturas <at> bumstein.com

or reply here in silence list.

best regards,

arturas bumsteinas, vilnius, lithuania
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Glenn Freeman | 4 Sep 2005 16:24

Late Cello Works Review Online

Online review of "One7 [from One13], One8" ...

http://classical.net/music/recs/reviews/o/ogo58725a.html

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Ruth Mitchell | 4 Sep 2005 17:36
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John Cage Biography


Can any one recommend a good, or a few good biographies of John Cage.  I am really interested up to an including 1950........after that I am, at the moment, not really looking at.
Cheers
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Ruth Mitchell
 

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Rob Haskins | 4 Sep 2005 17:53
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Re: John Cage Biography

David Nicholls's biography of Cage for the
University of Illinois Press is due out in 2006.
The only other is David Revill's _Roaring
Silence_; Richard Kostelanetz wrote a rather
scathing review of it for MLA Notes (mostly for
not citing sources and for a few factual
errors)--there's a lot of biography in the
Cambridge Companion to John Cage (ed. by
Nicholls), the Cage collection published by
Routledge and edited by David Patterson, and
Pritchett's Music of John Cage.  The Cage
articles in Grove 7 and MGG are both fine.  I
would avoid Paul Griffiths's book.

Rob
--- Ruth Mitchell <ruthypegs <at> gmail.com> wrote:

> Can any one recommend a good, or a few good
> biographies of John Cage. I am 
> really interested up to an including
> 1950........after that I am, at the 
> moment, not really looking at.
> Cheers
> -- 
> Ruth Mitchell
> > 
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