John Cage debuts his "prepared piano" in Seattle on April 28, 1940. - HistoryLink.org
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What is the point of John Cage 4'33"? - Classical Music
John Cage | American composer | Britannica
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How John Cage Rewrote the Rules of Musical Composition
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Searching for Silence | The New Yorker
John Cage and Merce Cunningham - BestStudentViolins.com
Nicholas Goldberg: This is the slowest concert ever. It began 21 years ago - Los Angeles Times
MoMA's 'There Will Never Be Silence,' About John Cage - The New York Times
John Cage in the Classroom
Works for prepared piano by John Cage - Wikipedia
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What is the point of John Cage 4'33"? - Classical Music
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Composer John Cage: Bio, Music & Facts | Study.com
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Archives and Selected Readings - Merce Cunningham Trust
