| Subject: | Re: Cage 100 |
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| From: | "hebertblaine" hebertblaine |
| Date: | Thu Sep 6, 2012 11:29 pm ((PDT)) |
By a happy coincidence last night I attended a small performance by a wonde= rful French pianist (Samuel Bore') who performed some of John Cages work, a= long with pieces of one of his major influences, Erik Satie. The performance was followed by a mushroom flavored reception; we celebrate= d his birthday with a small cake and the BD song. Until then I had heard very little of his work. B. Hebert |
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