Cage/ Schleiermacher - Piano WorksIn the last years of his life, John Cage wrote a great many so called 'Number Pieces' the title indicating the number of performing musicians. While most of these pieces indicate which instruments are to be played, as well as the sounds that are to be produced, other pieces offer only general tone descriptions or a framework for choosing the tones oneself. What these pieces do have in common is time organization: Cage designates the measure within

It is more forceful than the clavichord but less brilliant than the conventional harpsichord

with engineer Peter Pearlson worked with Paul Simon when he was recording South African musicians for the 'Graceland' album

" with a equality of input

It's got everything and it still works together

So it goes

whose symbols continue to act on us

Seth Reger

It tells the story of Barlaam & Josaphat and leads the listener/reader through one of the most intriguing labyrinths of medieval world

' (Classic FM) 'Brazilian sonorities and rhythms are a perfect match for the saxophone' (WFMT) [Glazunov] 'persistence paid off for Raschèr

He participated in over a dozen national and international tours with the New York Philharmonic

It's no surprise that this is the first volume where 12-inch singles make their mark in the series

Mussorgsky's classic "Pictures at an Exhibition