Erwin Schulhoff 'In Futurum' (1919) Live

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Uploaded by on Nov 9, 2009

This is one of the Erwin Schulhoff's Dadaism works.
He composed many jazz-inspired piano works but soon after WWI, he wrote some dadaism-inspired works like 'Sonata Erotica'.

In This work, All notes are written as rest notes! The others consist of the score are some faces, ! ,and ?. More than 30 years before John Cage's "4:33", he wrote "Music Without Sound".

Part of the score is here.
http://homepage1.nifty.com/iberia/score_gallery_schulhoff.htm
(Recently, the comercial score is published from Prism Inc., Japan.)

On my preparation, I totch the keyboard but don't utter the sound (In this performance, I mistakely tone of C ,once).
And I express '!' as the gesture of being suprised.

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  • @poptartemporium It is a piece composed only of silences, decades before John Cage. That is why Schulhoff called it "In futurum", in the future. This silence waits for us.

  • Why is there no sound?

  • @leomulder

    Kinda sad that he messed up on this composition...

  • how do you get sheet music for this?

  • pretentious hipster bullshit

  • John Cage totally ripped off this!!

  • man thats tech

  • 1'16": "Shit...".

  • impressive on '!!!!' gesture! :)

    bravo!

  • this is very cool indeed! bravo

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