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Posted by Psy-T on May-17-2006 23:30:

4'33"

what's better listening music in your opinion, a recorded liveact of john cage's 4'33" or someone playing it for you live?


Posted by FuzzyChicken on May-17-2006 23:32:

And why was it 4 min 33 sec long rather then some other length of time?

Someone make a remix!

Here is a video to show you what this is. Listen to the commentator explain what its about.



lmao at the clock so he knows its exactly 4 min 33 sec.
Some of the comments by the commentator, "you could cut the tension with a knife." And what was with the conductor whiping the sweat from his forehead, he wanst doin anything And why was he taking a bow.

And to answer the original question, I think I would prefer to hear it at home, more interesting noises/sounds or more quiteness, rather then stupid audience chuckling or coughing.


Posted by flavdave on May-18-2006 00:47:

How pretentious!


Posted by Echo of Silence on May-18-2006 01:58:

That was magnificent!

Pure genius.


Posted by thoughtlessjex on May-18-2006 02:23:

I prefer performing it.


Posted by stevieboy32808 on May-18-2006 02:27:

longest breakdown ever!


Posted by tubularbills on May-18-2006 02:43:

We learned about this in one of my music classes i took in college.

pretty interesting idea.

although, i think i would have been pissed to pay good money for it at the time.


Posted by charon on May-18-2006 02:46:

I cant wait to hear the tiesto remix


Posted by flavdave on May-18-2006 05:38:

quote:
Originally posted by charon
I cant wait to hear the tiesto remix


You mean you haven't heard Silence (Tiesto's In Search of Sunrise Remix)?


Posted by thoughtlessjex on May-18-2006 06:31:

I just watched that video performance there.

I just think it's hilarious to see how views toward 4'33" have changed. In the video, it receives a thunderous applause. When it was first performed. It caused a riot. A full blown riot made up of big wigs and high brows wearing suits. I don't know what to think of the fact that something once so artistically offensive is now considered the highest of art. I can't help but think humanity has gone off the deep end.


Posted by b i n k u n on May-18-2006 06:59:

quote:
Originally posted by thoughtlessjex
I just watched that video performance there.

I just think it's hilarious to see how views toward 4'33" have changed. In the video, it receives a thunderous applause. When it was first performed. It caused a riot. A full blown riot made up of big wigs and high brows wearing suits. I don't know what to think of the fact that something once so artistically offensive is now considered the highest of art. I can't help but think humanity has gone off the deep end.


tends to be like that with art/music. i.e. Stravinsky's Rite of Spring
i dun see it as humanity going off the deep end, just that some people take longer to appreciate something new.



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