Scholarly discussion of the music of John Cage.

[Thomas Moore <tmoore@umbc.edu>]

It’s a lovely book, and you won’t regret its purchase for a moment.

Tom

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Thomas Moore
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UMBC
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On Sep 28, 2019, at 5:12 PM, Rod Stasick <rod@stasick.org> wrote:

Thanks to everyone who replied.
I surprised myself by asking that question
since I have never sneezed at buying any Cage book
(or academic paper for that matter), but I was curious
about the overlap. Thanks, I’ll certainly consider this.

thanks again,

R

On Sep 28, 2019, at 09:33, David Patterson <muzakology@yahoo.com> wrote:

Hi! The contents of "Love, Icebox," while they do duplicate a fair amount of material found in "The Selected Letters of John Cage," also include a good number of letters that have not been published before. So the former is far from just a set of excerpts already found in the latter. I consider them very different books, albeit with some shared material. And as Tom Moore has already said, there is additional material of note in "Love, Icebox."

--David P.


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