December 02, 2010
The Fool of Chance
John Cage was a laughing man. Photographs of the composer, who pioneered the use of chance and indeterminacy in the composition of art music, show a strong, square jaw, chiseled good looks, and a stern, straight hairline. Laughter softened the severity of his face, and revealed the essence of a man whom Minna Lederman, the long-time editor of the journal Modern Music, called the Holy Fool of Zen. READ MORE >>
October 04, 2010
Defacing the Score
June 15, 2010
Upward Dog
March 22, 2010
