Subject: Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.
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- From: estevan carlos benson <>
- To: Joseph Zitt <>
- Cc: Silence <>
- Subject: [silence] Re: Sermon re: John Cage
- Date: Wed, 2 Jun 2010 18:00:42 -0700
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This is fantastic. A part of me had hoped something like this was practiced within the framework of an actual church.
estevan
On Wed, Jun 2, 2010 at 5:46 PM, Joseph Zitt <> wrote:
Thanks to the John Cage Trust blog for pointing out this very good
sermon on the work of John Cage, delivered, to my surprise, at a
church a few blocks from me, here in Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The Rev.
Colin Bossen raises some intriguing points about Cage's influence and
practice, as well as raising a good question about Cage's relationship
to the issue of suffering. I suspect that this might engender some
spirited conversation. Enjoy!
http://www.uucleveland.org/worship/TheBuddhaShouldbeasUsefulasaCan.php
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Joseph Zitt ::http://www.josephzitt.com
- [silence] Sermon re: John Cage, Joseph Zitt, 06/02/2010
- [silence] Re: Sermon re: John Cage, estevan carlos benson, 06/02/2010
- [silence] Re: Sermon re: John Cage, Stefano Pocci, 06/03/2010
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