John Cage Shock, Vol. 2
In 1962, John Cage was the first arrival of the Announcement of the Grass Moon Art Center, a hub of modern art, and had a huge impact on the art world of the time. For the concert tour, the recordings were not publicly until now. Thoughtful aspect of the cage is often a material of the discussion, but what really did it sound? This year is the 100th year of the birth of the cage, and it is just 50 years from the first day. The John Cage Shock series is a reproduction of live recordings of its historical concert, and the player is extremely gorgeous with the Cage himself, David Chudoudo, Young Wagi Ichi, Yuji Takahashi, and Yoko Ono before they are back to America. What's more, it is not only surprised at the intense play of it. As people who directly look at the time and go to the rest of the world, this precious record is finally released as a last opportunity to ask the world as a testament to the "real shock" of a cage that has been left slightly left. There are many unannounced recorded photos of the photographer Yoshioka who attended the tour. ■John Cage Shock Vol. 2■ Attention to the epic play of David Chudeare in the Klavierstück X (1961), which is created by moving fingers, fist and wrist, arms, and elbows. In addition, the "26'55.988" (1961) has the intense sound of Ichiragi and Chududore as well as the bizarre and roar emitted by Yoko Ono.
John Cage  (Composer, Performer),     Karlheinz Stockhausen  (Composer),     David Tudor  (Performer),     Yoko Ono  (Performer)    &                   1                  more   Format: Audio CD
{"Product Dimensions": "5.62 x 0.28 x 4.92 inches; 1.6 Ounces", "Manufacturer": "Em Records", "Date First Available": "June 22, 2012", "Label": "Em Records", "Number of discs": "1"}