Ryoanji drawings john cage biography

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    Date
    Composed between 1983 and 1985.
    Instrumentation
    For any solo from or combination of voice, flute, oboe, trombone, double bass ad libitum with tape, and obbligato percussionist or any 20 instruments.

    Comments
    Scores available for oboe (EP 66986b), voice (EP 66986c), flute (EP 66986d), double bass (EP 66986e), and trombone (EP 66986g), each with percussion obbligato. Also for orchestra (EP 66986f).

    Ryoanji drawings john cage biography

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  • In 1983, Cage began a composition-in-progress called Ryoanji, named after the rock garden in Kyoto, Japan. This garden is a collection of 15 rocks, placed in a landscape of raked, white sand. In the summer of 1983, Cage started a series of drawings entitled Where R=Ryoanji, using (by drawing around) 15 different stones.

    Around the same time, the oboist James Ostryniec asked Cage to write a piece for him, which resulted in the first part in a series of pieces entitled Ryoanji. Between 1983 and 1985, Cage added 4 more: for voice, flute, double bass, and trombone.

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