In addition to Six Melodies and Etudes Australes, he used Balinese gongs, automotive brake drums, and Turkish cymbals in the first of his Construction series, while a similarly unorthodox setup involving phonographs and amplifiers is used for his Imaginary Landscape No. 1.
This man composed Primitive for a dance by Wilson Williams, and in one of his works which precedes his Freeman Etudes, he used the I Ching to determine which notes he would turn into aggregates. In addition to Six Melodies and Etudes Australes, he used Balinese gongs, automotive brake drums, and Turkish cymbals in the first of his Construction series, while a similarly unorthodox setup involving phonographs and amplifiers is used for his Imaginary Landscape No. 1. For 10 points, name this composer of a silent piano work, 4'33".
This man composed Primitive for a dance by Wilson Williams, and in one of his works which precedes his Freeman Etudes, he used the I Ching to determine which notes he would turn into aggregates.
John Milton {Cage} Jr.