4' 33" by John Cage has no sound or music.
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∙ 2015-05-26 20:35:27Chance music is the kind of music that John Cage was associated with.
The music John Cage writes is classified often as Experimental music or aleatory music.
John Cage is known as the father of chance music.
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Chance music
Aleatoric music is a type of music where some part of the composition is left to chance. John Cage is credited with being the first to create this type of music with his piece 'Music of Changes.'
A contemporary piece like John Cage's 4'33".
John Cage's music is called serialism.
Chance music is the kind of music that John Cage was associated with.
The music John Cage writes is classified often as Experimental music or aleatory music.
According to John Cage, who called music "the organization of sound", the component of sound that deals with length is called "duration".
John Cage is a/an Composer and music theorist
John Cage's music is called serialism.
John Cage is known as the father of chance music.
Music is everywhere. As demonstrated by John Cage's 4:33, (a piece performed on any instrument in which no sound is produced by the performer) anything can be music. The mere background noises that we take for granted can become musical. It is all based on our mind frame when we are listening.
John Cage famously wrote 4'33", a piece consisting (aurally) solely of silence.
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