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Re: [silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times
- From: AHF <>
- To: Josh Ronsen <>, silence <>
- Subject: Re: [silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times
- Date: Fri, 13 Nov 2026 03:36:44 +0000
Many times I saw him empty the fridge of veggies soggy and well past it and make bread out of them. I can’t read the whole recipe you linked to as it’s behind a firewall. But this is as good an obit as any.
A key to understanding John is to know that if we were in the middle of a tight deadline to finish a commission — say a large orchestra piece — something many might consider important — he might suddenly look up and say — I need to run out and get something — only to return some time later with a single lemon.
Andrew
On Nov 12, 2026, at 20:38, Josh Ronsen (via silence Mailing List) <> wrote:https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/5280-john-cages-homemade-bread
I was looking for their obituary of Cage, but their search engine gave me this instead.-Josh Ronsen
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[silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times,
Josh Ronsen, 11/12/2026
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AHF, 11/12/2026
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Roberto Paci Dalò, 11/13/2026
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Re: [silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times,
Stefano Pocci, 11/13/2026
- Re: [silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times, AHF, 11/13/2026
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Re: [silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times,
Stefano Pocci, 11/13/2026
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Re: [silence] Surprising (?) mention of Cage in New York Times,
Roberto Paci Dalò, 11/13/2026
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AHF, 11/12/2026
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