Study of John Cage 4'33"
■ Impression of 4’33”
I knew this music,
But This was the first time I saw it in the
video from the beginning to the end.
I heard the sound of hitting something,
rubbing clothes, and applause, probably from the audience.
I don't know how much to include, but I
heard the sound of the performer pulling the chair and the noise of the
microphone recording.
If you ask me, I could hear the noise in my room.
■ Discovered features
"Listening" means to expect the
sound consciously.
On the other hand, "hear" means
that the ear feels the sound.
What I felt from this music was that when I
tried to listen to this music, what I used to do with "hear" changed
to "listening".
For example, the noise generated during
recording cannot be heard in the hall, so it can be said that the hall is a
better environment.
However, if the audience is restless and
noisy, it is better to listen with high-performance recording equipment and
earphones.
In other words, I thought that an environment where you could listen to this music without noise could be interpreted as the most suitable for listening to music.
■ Why silence can be called music
Regarding whether this music can be called
music, if the person who composed this music is the composer and the person who
plays it is the performer, I think it can be called music.
To put it in more detail, it is a piano music,
but it is not writing lyrics, a song, or a violin song.
The concept of "dare" is
important there.
Only when you consciously stop your
outstanding creativity and playing skills will it become a "tacet".
Also, let's say that the definition of
music includes emotion.
Then, the listening skill and knowledge of
the audience is also important to determine whether this music can be called
music.
It is only when you listen to various kinds
of music, learn about the history of music, and understand how the work was
made in search of unique music, that you will be impressed and applauded.
Gustav Mahler and Symphony No.3-6 mvm. The people seek new euphoric objects. On the other hand, didn't he want to lose while abandoning his religion? Gustav Mahler Symphony No.3-6th movement "The times God lived again"
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