JOHN CAGE - Imaginary Landscape No 5 - 1952 (Animated Score)

John Cage - Imaginary Landscape No 5 - 1952 (con partitura animata)
Omaggio a Verdi
Realizzato da
Rosario Grieco
Nell'ambito del percorso formativo presso il
Dipartimento di Nuove Tecnologie e Linguaggi Musicali
Scuola di Musica Elettronica del Conservatorio “Giuseppe Verdi” di Milano
John Cage - Imaginary Landscape N. 5 - 1952
Graphic Notation / Animated Graphical Score
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[@Albert_Dambeck]

Absolutely good. The formal feel of Cage is simply fantastic. In the score there is no indication with which music the time courses are to be equipped, so the consistency of this interpretation (or should I say, this non-interpretation) is simply striking.
Thanks for the upload!

[@RosArio-Grieco]

Thanks Albert, just glad you enjoyed, I think Cage would have appreciated the creative uses of your score : )

[@JaeyeonKIM-cq6fh]

존 케이지 (John Cage)
“상상적 풍경 제 5 번 (Imaginary Landscape No.5, 1951-52)”

[@drbsp]

uau

[@toborexperiment]

it misses a lot of other turntables

[@RosArio-Grieco]

What did I miss?

[@toborexperiment]

@@RosArio-Grieco it's for 12 turntables

[@ode2oddvideo]

@@toborexperiment42 recordings over 8 tracks - you are confused which piece this is

[@Electrasound]

It's still idiotic pseudo-intellectual junk even if it has a score.

[@aricricks1380]

you must be fun at parties

[@teebeedahbow]

I often hear this about Cage. Why intellectual, or pseudo-intellectual? It seems rather anti-intellectual to me. No time for thought. Just crashes. Not much intellectual or, indeed, pseudo-intellectual about that. So, what is your real complaint?

[@Electrasound]

@@teebeedahbow I don't see everything by Cage as pseudo intellectual trash. His prepared piano works are alright. I'm talking about a lot of his poorly crafted works like his Imaginary Landscape No. 5 which is posted here and other works like his Roaratorio. His Imaginary Landscape 5 is just lazy and crude garbage that people pretend to like because it makes them think they are more cultured. I think more people have to distinguish his better crafted works from his pseudo-intellectual junk because right now they are held as equal.

[@teebeedahbow]

@@Electrasound Like I say, it seems rather anti-intellectual to me. Also, I don't think it is badly crafted at all. I think the proportions of the score are very articulate. You may not like the results (actually, I love Roaratorio, I think it really works), which is fair enough. But I really don't see the intellectual thing.This piece seems like creative wall head-banging to me, quite elegant head-banging, but not intellectual, by any means. I mean, lazy and crude are quite strong accusations, but how do they fit in with 'intellectual'. This piece seems raw and even primal to me. Beautifully at odds with the Verdi, in this recording.

[@teebeedahbow]

Also, performing this on actual turntables, would be no small feat, and definitely worth trying with different recordings.