Subject: Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.
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- From: Jeff Gavett <>
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- Subject: [silence] Video Clock
- Date: Mon, 7 Mar 2011 08:20:03 -0500
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Hello again Silencers,
I'm looking for a more elegant solution to what some of my groups performing Cage pieces using clock time have been doing. We've just been using kitchen timers or something similar, but it makes a little bit of a theatrical gesture to synchronize those at the top of a piece.
Does anyone know the technical specifications of the 'video clock' that Cage made use of in the orchestral number pieces? I vaguely remember seeing some kind of red LED clock in a video, but could be imagining things.
Best,
Jeff
- [silence] Video Clock, Jeff Gavett, 03/07/2011
- [silence] Re: Video Clock, jeff mitchell, 03/07/2011
- [silence] Re: Video Clock, Rob Haskins, 03/07/2011
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