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John Cage allowed for some of his works to be combined and performed simultaneously. Percussionist Bonnie Whiting has created uniquely virtuosic solo-simultaneous realizations of some of these works for “speaking percussionist.”
“A Flower” (1950).
“51’15.657” for a speaking percussionist (2010), a solo-simultaneous realization of 45’ for a speaker (1954) and 27’10.554” for a percussionist (1956). Realization by Bonnie Whiting.
“Music for Two (By One)” (2011), a solo-simultaneous realization of “Music for _____” (1984-1987) for solo voice and solo percussion. Realization by Bonnie Whiting.
“The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs” (1942)
“Connecting Egypt to Madison through Columbus Ohio, Cage, and the History of the American Labor Movement” (2011) by Allen Otte and John Cage. Incorporating Music for Marcel Duchamp and Variations 2. Allen Otte, voice, prepared piano & frame drums.
Bonnie Whiting, voice, percussion, piano.
Un ensemble de pièces alliant percussion et voix, chantée ou parlée. Plus la combinaison entre elles de différentes pièces, opération permise et souvent appliquée par le compositeur lui-même.
Bonnie Whiting, voix, percussion, piano.
“A Flower” (1950).
“51’15.657”” (2010), réalisation simultanée de “45’ for a speaker” (1954) et “27’10.554”” (1956).
“Music for Two (By One)” (2011), réalisation simultanée de “Music for _____” (1984-1987) pour voix solo et pour percussion solo.
“The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs” (1942).
“Connecting Egypt to Madison through Columbus Ohio, Cage, and the History of the American Labor Movement” (2011) de Allen Otte et John Cage, avec des parties de “Music for Marcel Duchamp” et “Variations 2”. Allen Otte, voix, piano préparé et tambour.