Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.

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From: Rhodes, Anne 
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Date: Tue, Feb 26, 2013 at 3:34 PM
Subject: [MLA-L] John Cage Materials at Yale: A Study Guide
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 Dear colleagues,


This message is somewhat belated, as the official John Cage centennial was
2012, but as events celebrating Cage continue into Spring of 2013, I would
like to draw your attention to an invaluable new resource for Cage scholars
and enthusiasts, created by Jonathan Manton for Oral History of American
Music. As many of you know, Jon worked as one of the creators of the
Britten Thematic Catalog and recently joined the Archive of Recorded Sound
at Stanford University as Sound Archives Librarian. During the course of
last year he also found the time to come regularly to OHAM as a Visiting
Scholar and create *John Cage Materials at Yale: A Study
Guide<http://www.library.yale.edu/about/departments/oham/john_cage.html>
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We did sort of a soft roll-out at the end of last year and now I?m
finally getting around to announcing it. This guide describes not only
OHAM?s extensive Cage holdings but links to descriptions of Cage materials
located in Yale?s other archival collections, the Yale University Art
Gallery, and Yale?s Visual Resources Center, as well as providing a handy
list of resources at other institutions.****


Anne Rhodes****
Research Archivist****
Oral History of American Music****
Yale University****
310 Prospect St.****
New Haven, CT 06511****
203-432-1988****
Fax: 203-479-2119****
Mailing Address:****
Oral History of American Music****
Yale University****
PO Box 208307****
New Haven, CT 06520-8307****