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[silence] Re: expanding my library


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  • From: Caleb Deupree <>
  • To: Silence <>
  • Subject: [silence] Re: expanding my library
  • Date: Sat, 25 Jun 2011 10:30:07 -0700
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Nobody's mentioned Kathan Brown's book on Cage's "Visual Art: To Sober and 
Quiet the Mind," which I found very illuminating.  Lots of color 
illustrations, and still in print apparently, more info at 
http://crownpointpress.stores.yahoo.net/jocaviartoso.html.

Since you asked specifically about Gann's book, it's everything you ever 
wanted to know about 4'33" told in a reasonably entertaining style.  I like 
Gann's writing, but the book is a summary of existing material in a series 
intended for a wide audience.  

---
Caleb Deupree

http://classicaldrone.blogspot.com



On Jun 23, 2011, at 6:30 PM, Jared Steward wrote:

> what would you list as your top 5 or top 10 books/CDs, etc by or about Cage?




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