John Cage

John Cage, among history's most influential artistic innovators, broadened the definition of music and introduced chance operations into the compositional process.
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Composition Highlights

Title	Year	Avg. Duration	Genre
Sonatas and Interludes, for prepared piano	1948	28:39	Keyboard
Suite for Toy Piano, for toy piano or piano	1948	07:34	Keyboard
Fontana Mix, for 4-channel tape or indeterminate means	1958	15:44	Electronic/Computer Music
Concerto, for prepared piano & chamber orchestra	1951	20:16	Concerto
Music of Changes, for piano	1951	44:02	Keyboard
4'33", for any ensemble or number of players	1952	04:33	Miscellaneous (Classical) Avant-Garde Music
Atlas Eclipticalis, for orchestra (parts for 86 musicians)	1961	41:19	Orchestral
First Construction (In Metal), for 6 percussionists	1939	09:52	Chamber Music
Aria, for solo voice (any range)	1958	10:01	Vocal Music
Etudes Boreales I-IV, for piano	1978	21:21	Keyboard
The Wonderful Widow of Eighteen Springs, for voice & closed piano	1942	02:54	Vocal Music
Music for ..., any combination of 1-17 instrumental parts (title of work is completed by number of instruments used)	1984	24:06	Miscellaneous (Classical) Chamber Music
Third Construction, for 4 percussionists	1941	11:05	Chamber Music
Ryoanji, for voice, flute, oboe, trombone, contrabass, percussion, chamber orchestra & 2nd voice ad lib	1983	19:41	Vocal Music Chamber Music
In a Landscape, for piano or harp	1948	08:41	Keyboard Chamber Music
Second Construction, for 4 percussionists	1940	07:35	Chamber Music
Imaginary Landscape No. 1, for 2 variable speed turntables, frequency records, muted piano & cymbal	1939	07:44	Electronic/Computer Music Avant-Garde Music
Bacchanale, for prepared piano	1940	08:26	Keyboard
Roaratorio: An Irish Circus on Finnegan's Wake, for voice, tape & Irish musicians	1979	01:00:16	Vocal Music
Dream, for piano	1948	07:55	Keyboard