How to Practice 4'33 by John Cage

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One of the most Sophisticated Piano Tutorials on John Cage's 4'33 😂
If you don't know the 4'33 by John Cage, well let me tell you - it is a piece that does not involve playing or making any sounds with the instrument that one is playing.. To put it in short - Cage's 4'33 is all about the noises and sounds created by the audience while the performer sits still (or not)..
In this video I am simply having fun by attempting to do a tutorial on a piece that doesn't really need one... Hope this will make you a smile.. (at least a bit?)
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@UgniusPianist 2 года назад

📢📢📢 In this video I am not intending to make fun of John Cage's 4'33, nor do I intend to make fun of performance art 🙂 I am simply having fun by attempting to do a tutorial on a piece that doesn't really need one... Have a giggle 🙂

@mr.coolio4321 8 месяцев назад

Thanks, I had been struggling with this one for a while now.

@UgniusPianist 8 месяцев назад

Haha!

@fryderyckchopin484 8 месяцев назад

I see you have that Ravel Peters Edition for his concerto in G, does it have fingering? I seriously need to know, I want an edition with fingering

@UgniusPianist 8 месяцев назад

Haha, I will check! Which bit are you struggling with?

@fryderyckchopin484 8 месяцев назад

@@UgniusPianist I mean, I want to start studying this concerto one day to play it with my music school orchestra, and normally I have problems fingering stuff so I tend to look for editions which have fingering, that's why

@Oldman808 Год назад

I watch this video harboring a markedly pejorative opinion of John Cage’s performances and compositions. I think his teachers should have smartly rapped his knuckles with a thick ruler whenever he had any thought of his absurdities, which bring to my mind a wayward musically untrained boy, a hatchet, and a piano.