John Cage discusses time and space and the "activity of sound".
Cage: "The sound experience which I prefer to all others is the experience of silence."
By listening to that silence we are sometimes able to finally, and truly, hear.
Paul Kimball
Here is 4'33", Cage's most famous - or infamous, depending on your point of view - composition:
Cage: "The sound experience which I prefer to all others is the experience of silence."
By listening to that silence we are sometimes able to finally, and truly, hear.
Paul Kimball
