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John Cage

Sixteen Dances (LP)

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1984 LP on CP² Recordings with the 1951 composition for Merce Cunningham performed by Toronto's New Music Concerts conducted by Paul Zukofsky.

condition (record/cover): NM / EX+ 

An early and significant work - Sixteen Dances for Soloist and Company of Three, composed by John Cage in 1951 for the Merce Cunningham Dance Company. Cage was already moving toward the systematic use of chance, and the work occupies a transitional moment: structured by a rhythmic framework and by the Indian theory of rasa, but anticipating the indeterminate procedures that would define the following decade. A rare document of Cage's work at a crucial juncture. On CP² Recordings.

Details
Cat. number: CP²/ 15
Year: 1984

Release notes

Recorded at Walter Hall, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, January 31, 1982. Published by C.F. Peters Corp., New York, NY Library of Congress Card Catalog No. 84-743251

Tracklist
Sixteen Dances
A1I1:39
A2II4:46
A3III2:14
A4IV2:48
A5V2:27
A6VI2:27
A7VII3:02
A8VIII3:33
A9IX3:09
B1X2:21
B2XI2:39
B3XII2:14
B4XIII1:38
B5XIV6:23
B6XV4:47
B7XVI5:45
Credits
Peter Schenkman
Cello
John Cage
Composed By
Paul Zukofsky
Conductor
Joanna Nickrenz
Edited By
Kenneth Barnes
Engineer [Recording]
Robert Aitken
Flute
William Brooks
Liner Notes
Robert C. Ludwig
Mastered By
Robert Becker
Percussion
John Wyre
Percussion
Robin Engelman
Percussion
Russell Hartenberger
Percussion
Marc Widner
Piano
David Jaeger
Producer
James Spragg
Trumpet
Otto Armin
Violin

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