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'D’Arcy Philip Gray brings authoritative performances of Cage’s works for solo percussionist. He worked with Cage in 1992 and extensively with David ... more info

'John Cage allowed for some of his works to be combined and performed simultaneously. Percussionist Bonnie Whiting has created uniquely virtuosic sol ... more info

'John Cage allowed for some of his works to be combined and performed simultaneously. Percussionist Bonnie Whiting has created uniquely virtuosic sol ... more info

Cage Edition 43-The Works for Percussion I Ed. recorded: Henmar Press, C.F. Peters Corp. Program notes by Paul Cox and Eric Levin in German with Engl ... more info

'The Solo for Piano is part of the legendary “Concert for Piano and Orchestra.” It is an indeterminate work, consisting of 63 pages made of 84 differ ... more info

'CAGE – SATIE – FELDMAN – TAKAHASHI sums up the focus of this album. All of these works by Cage are influenced by Satie. Cage’s friend and colleague ... more info

'Until recently at C.F. Peters, Cage’s publisher in New York, there was a box of works which Cage had held off publishing or had simply forgotten abo ... more info

'A major discovery and first recording of an important Cage piece from 1944. In 1944, John Cage was invited to participate in “The Imagery of Chess” ... more info

'A major discovery and first recording of an important Cage piece from 1944. In 1944, John Cage was invited to participate in “The Imagery of Chess” ... more info

'It is rare to discover a previously unknown work by John Cage today. So, what are the chances to discover two major piano pieces from the same perio ... more info