Performance of a major work by Cornelius Cardew with CoMA

COMA - Contemporary Music-Making for Amateurs

Performance of a major work by Cornelius Cardew with CoMA

COMA - Contemporary Music-Making for Amateurs (Photographer)

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Abstract

Direction of and participation in Cornelius Cardew’s Paragraph 4 of “The Great Learning” as part of an event in the Bath Festival 30/5/2011 which featured all 7 Paragraphs. This a highly innovative and unusual work which requires the players to chant, beat cushions and scrape gueros.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 30 May 2011

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Performance of a major work by Cornelius Cardew with CoMA

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