Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.

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Now playing: George Frideric Handel - Sonata No. 3 (arr. Sigurd Rascher & David Tudor)

On Nov 4, 2013, at 3:15 PM, Kristen Miles wrote:

I wish to submit event information for Baryshnikov Arts Center (BAC)'s presentation of a video and sound installation based on John Cage’s graphic score 49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs. The World Premiere of Cosmopolis: 49 Waltzes for the World (2013), a global documentary project developed by filmmakers Roberta Freidman and Daniel Loewenthal, will be on view in BAC’s studios 4A and 4B during designated hours December 11 – 15, 2013. Admission is free. Additional details are below, and a link to event webpage: http://www.bacnyc.org/performances/performance/cosmopolis.

Please kindly confirm receipt, or let me know of there are additional steps for submitting event details.

Thank you so much!

Kristen

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Kristen Miles
Director of Marketing and Communications
Baryshnikov Arts Center

 / 646 731 3221
www.bacnyc.org

 

COSMOPOLIS: 49 WALTZES FOR THE WORLD (2013)

A Video Installation by Roberta Friedman and Daniel Loewenthal

Based on 49 Waltzes for the Five Boroughs by John Cage

A graphic score by experimental composer John Cage identified and superimposed 49 multicolored triangles on the Hagstrom map of New York City. Participants were encouraged to go to street locations at the apex of each angle and listen to the sounds of the city. Building on Cage's concept that his work could be "performed" other places, Cosmopolis: 49 Waltzes for the World is a series of video installations from cities around the globe. Striking visual and sound portraits taken from the streets of Beijing, Graz, Cairo, Detroit, and New York City reflect urban cultures in transition.

 

On view in Baryshnikov Arts Center’s Studios 4A and 4B from December 11 through December 15:

 

December 11 (Wednesday, 12 – 8PM)

December 12 (Thursday, 6 – 9PM)

December 13 (Friday, 12 – 10PM)

December 14 (Saturday 12 – 10PM)

December 15 (Sunday 12 – 6PM)

 

Admission is FREE. Visit bacnyc.org for viewing hours.

Baryshnikov Arts Center is located in Manhattan, NY at 450 W. 37^th Street between 9^th and 10^th Avenues.