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The Perilous Night: 1 The Perilous Night John Cage |
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The Perilous Night: 2 The Perilous Night John Cage |
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The Perilous Night: 3 The Perilous Night John Cage |
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The Perilous Night: 4 The Perilous Night John Cage |
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The Perilous Night: 5 The Perilous Night
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The Perilous Night: 6 The Perilous Night John Cage |
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First DeConstruction (The Perilous Night) For unprepared piano and electronics Tzenka Dianova |
10:02 |
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Socrate I. Portrait de Socrate piano solo transcription Eric Satie |
7:16 |
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Le piège de Méduse for paper-prepared piano Eric Satie |
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Gnossienne IV simulated quarter-tone piano version Eric Satie |
2:10 |
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Bacchanale transcribed for prepared piano duet (with Sarah Watkins, piano) John Cage |
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Vexations celesta version Eric Satie |
14:04 |
It began with the word deconstruction, which was “merely a pun” (Cage’s phrase) on John Cage’s construction. Originally, it was the title of a sound-recycling piece of mine, written to accompany his “Perilous Night.” Later on, the word inspired the idea of a collection of “deconstructed” works of Satie and Cage – works reinvented by unusual means, a respectful tribute to the two composers.
