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Musik (cd), 2012, ℗2000

Musik (cd), 2012, ℗2000

A tribute

John Cage

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Seneste udgave,

Four walls(Robert White, tenor)

John Cage

Primitive

John Cage

In the name of the Holocaust

John Cage

Quest

John Cage

Our spring will come

John Cage

Præludium for fløjte, fagot, trompet, violin, violoncel og klaver, a-mol, 1946(American Festival of Microtonal Music Ensemble)

John Cage

Ophelia

John Cage

Sonatas and interludes for prepared piano, 1948

John Cage

Stykker for klaver, 1946

John Cage

Music for Marchel Duchamp

John Cage

Spontaneous earth

John Cage

Lette stykker for klaver, 1933

John Cage

The unavailable memory of

John Cage

Stykker for klaver, ca. 1935, rev. 1974

John Cage

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Classics today

2012

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Jed Distler

2012

"A well-rounded tribute from Joshua Pierce - Joshua Pierce's longtime advocacy of and affinity for John Cage's piano music has resulted in numerous recordings - Here Pierce [is] fluid, flexible, and involved ... MSR should be thanked for restoring this wide range of Cage's music in such strong, committed performances in time for the composer's 2012 centenary".

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Classical net

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Mark Sealey

2012

"Although all the works on this two-CD set from MSR Classics except Quest and Piano Sextet in A minor appear elsewhere in the catalog, Pierce's association with the music of Cage over three decades ought to equip him to bring expert interpretations to our attention. It does ... The most compelling works in a truly captivating and utterly enjoyable recital are probably the "Sonatas and Interludes for Prepared Piano" ... Truly a tribute to treasure. MSR is to be congratulated for reviving these recordings and presenting them so well ... Recommended".

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