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• He introduced electronic music to Japan and pioneered the use of the prepared piano.
• "Sonatas and Interludes " is one of John Cage's major works for prepared piano.
• She mostly plays piano and prepared piano, but also plays harpsichord and other instruments.
• Karis'program note regales us with a ( literally ) nuts-and-bolts description of the prepared piano.
• Characteristic features of later 20th-century music with origins in futurism include the prepared piano, minimalism.
• This was supposedly the first appearance of a prepared piano in the history of music.
• :We have pages on John Cage and prepared piano.
• John Cage writes his first pieces for prepared piano, in which objects ( screws, coins, paper)
• His Contraption IPP71512 ( Instant Prepared Piano ) attached a mechanical superstructure to a grand piano.
• The songs were performed unplugged, with Alexander Veljanov's vocals backed by Ernst Horn on a prepared piano.
• Adams also used a prepared piano ( objects in the piano strings to create rhythmic support ).
• The invention of the " prepared piano ", " per se ", is usually traced to John Cage.
• He is in demand as a performing artist ( piano, prepared piano, pipe organ, voice and live-electronics ).
• She followed this with a solo piano album, " Aeriol Piano ", which included sections for prepared piano.
• "The Gostak Distims the Doshes " is a three movement sonata for prepared piano composed by Hiawatha in 1984.
• The effect is otherworldly and enchanting, somewhere between John Cage's percussive pieces for prepared piano and a Baroque harpsichord.
• This may be compared to Conlon Nancarrow's use of the player piano and John Cage's use of the prepared piano.
• So he put screws, weather stripping and bolts between the strings; the result was his now-famous " prepared piano ."
• A recent dance commission, Trembling Beside You, is an evening-length work for prepared piano, bowed acoustic guitar, cello, voice, and percussion.
• Cage had frequently used the nested proportions technique and its variations before, most notably in " dance-related works for prepared piano.