- John Cage
In a Landscape (1948)
- Henmar Press, Inc. (World)
Programme Note
The rhythmic structure of this supremely lyrical work is 15 x 15 measures (5-7-3), following the structure of the Lippold dance for which it was written. The piece is similar to Cage’s Dream, but the fixed gamut of tones is more extensive. Resonances are sustained throughout the composition by using both pedals. The sound of the composition is soft and meditative, reminiscent of the music of Erik Satie.
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- Dance Floor Possibilities with John Cage
- A leading post-war avant-garde composer, John Cage was hugely influential to the development of modern dance as we know it today.
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