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The French composer’s piano pieces are interleaved with short morsels by American iconoclast John Cage
A programme of three works by the choreographer, performed by CNDC d’Angers
Tubist Jeffrey Anderson set new standards for the instrument
An explorer of music at its most minimal who developed the practice of deep listening
Kinetic, colourful pieces created in India in 1955 are to go on sale next month
This most remote and intense of international music events featured a wealth of gems and surprises
A new show at London’s National Gallery highlights the growth in art that ventures beyond the visual
Michael Tilson Thomas led a celebration of the work of the master of musical provocation
A survey that captures the artist’s engagement with technology and mass media but not his renegade spirit
The forward-looking solo artist and member of the Velvet Underground has always pushed the boundaries
A John Cage-inspired ‘happening’ takes over an English seaside town on a perfect summer day
The US photographer’s work finds poetry in the ordinary and meaning in the details
This entertaining, at times joyful concert celebrated unorthodox musical notation
The 25-year-old’s third premiere of the year was inventive and visually arresting
Trailblazing artist’s prints and works on paper are to go on show at Florida gallery
Jean-Christophe Maillot’s intellectually stimulating new work incorporates Hollywood musicals and Hiroshima
Minimalism: how it all began . . . how it all began . . . how it all began . . . how it all began . . . how it all began . . .
Five artists interact with their ‘guy to beat’, Marcel Duchamp, in an ambitious new London show
A tribute to John Cage provided musical charm and eclectic sounds – but will his work stand the test of time?
Ann Hamilton has created an ambitious, puzzling new installation
This year’s Beijing Music Festival has set out to explore connections in composition across cultures
This programme in the Southbank Centre’s Ether festival was a chance for Tyondai Braxton to explore his musical roots
This fascinating, eloquent DVD draws on archive footage of the composer at work and interviews with surviving collaborators
To ward off the homogenisation of experience, it is important to shape exhibitions as long-duration projects
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