Cage/ Schultz - Works for Piano 10The Solo for Piano is part of the legendary "Concert for Piano and Orchestra." It is an indeterminate work, consisting of 63 pages made of 84 different types of composition, each appearing as it's own type of notation. The performer creates his own performance by choosing which pages to play and in which order; pages can also be omitted. Cage began by choosing, using chance operations, a way of composing based on either his Music for Piano series

but it's definitely time to pencil in her plans for the future

With word of mouth now spreading on the band

When he's on the road

their form housing a succession of recitatives

in this exciting horror-comedy

The devoted father tapped his detective-flick erudition to craft the perfect alibi

Total on 2 discs

who relies on his faith to overcome many hurdles and struggles after God brings him back to life

and the future through the programmatic format of a pirate radio station for the people

Dream Theater

Includes ultra-rare sessions featuring Buck Owens as a session musician in 1953-54

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