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4’33” In Midtown Manhattan: Exploring How Coronavirus Has Changed The Sound Of The City

MUSIC Posted: April 24, 2020 11:03 am

Karissa Krenz: “Perhaps the coronavirus is forcing us to have an extended performance of John Cage’s … groundbreaking 1952 work that epitomized his every-sound-can-be-music philosophy. … I’ve been taking some of this time to listen anew, experiencing the sonic composition of a paused city. … Hearing it now, slowed to a relative calm, it speaks volumes about what comprises the whole.” – WQXR (New York City)

MUSIC Published: 04.23.20

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