Überhörte untiefen, trailer 2009

Ein Musiktheaterwerk von
Michael Bach Bachtischa

Produced by: Michael Bach Bachtischa
©2009 by Atelier BACH.Bogen

für John Cage und Daniel Charles

Sculpture "Konvex / Konkav blue" by Renate Hoffleit

John Cage and Michael Bach New York City 1992.
Working on Ryoanji for cello.
The prime F# appears.
Daniel Charles about silence, 2002.

-

At the beginning:

John: This one you can't do.
Michael: What?
John: It's to stay on the same note ...
Michael: Ohhh.
John: ... The whole time. You want to do that?
Michael: Hhm (ja).
John: You do? You won't be able to ...
Michael: Ja, Well, if you have ...
John: ... make any curves.
Michael: ... inflections ... but ...
(MUSICAGE, page 286, editor Joan Retallack, Wesleyan University Press, Hanover, USA)

-

At the end:

John: I shouldn't just say, Go to hell. (laughter) ...
Daniel: Signifier silence, c'est exactement ce que Cagetoujours refusait de faire, hahaha.
(Daniel Charles talking to Michael Bach, 2002)
Michael: ... They would ask the second question: How to get to hell. (laughter)
(MUSICAGE, page 247)

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• 75
• Jahre
• Donaueschinger
• Musiktage
• Briefmarke
• Sonderpostwertzeichen
• Poststempel
• Ryoanji
• Kyoto
• 18-7-92
• Philatelie
• Silence
• Stille
• Konvex-Konkav
• Hakone
• Open
• Air
• Museum
• Japan
• Heilbronn
• John
• Cage
• Daniel
• Charles
• Tokyo
• Trailer (promotion)
• Sunshine

[espressopolice]

Harry Partch knew how to get to hell. Good going.