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What nationality is composer John Cage?
John Cage was an American composer
With which contemporary movement can the composer John Cage be linked?
The Fluxus contemporary movement can be linked to the composer John Cage. John was known to be a pioneer in indeterminacy of electro acoustic music.
Who was leading composer of experimental music in the 1900s?
john cage
Which one of these composers wrote music for prepared piano?
John Cage, American composer/philosopher/gormet mushroom hunter (1912-1992).
What was the name of the song that is said to have 4 minutes and 33 seconds of silence?
The piece is called 4'33" and the composer is John Cage.
What nationality is composer John Cage?
John Cage was an American composer
What is John Cage's occupation?
John Cage is a/an Composer and music theorist
With which contemporary movement can the composer John Cage be linked?
The Fluxus contemporary movement can be linked to the composer John Cage. John was known to be a pioneer in indeterminacy of electro acoustic music.
Who was John Cage and what did he do?
he was an experimental composer and had sex with a guitar :0
Who was leading composer of experimental music in the 1900s?
john cage
Which one of these composers wrote music for prepared piano?
John Cage, American composer/philosopher/gormet mushroom hunter (1912-1992).
Which composer is famous for incorporating silence into his music - one pause lasting 15 minutes?
John Cage
You would like to know the name of a Modern famous Classical Composer?
* John Cage, * Frederik Magle (Denmark)
What was the name of the song that is said to have 4 minutes and 33 seconds of silence?
The piece is called 4'33" and the composer is John Cage.
Where did john cage grow up?
Artist and composer John Cage grew up in Los Angeles, California. He was born in September 1912 and died on August 12, 1992, at the age of 79, due to complications from a stroke.
What kind of music is John Cage was associated with?
He is a leader in Avant Guarde Chance music.
Which composer is famous for incorporating silence into his music?
John Cage famously wrote 4'33", a piece consisting (aurally) solely of silence.
