prepared piano

Cage's prepared piano was one of the first such instruments.

The next year he wrote his first piece for prepared piano, "Bacchanale."

It's like one of those 60's avant-garde pieces for prepared piano.

The phrase prepared piano is also sometimes applied to other kinds of preparations.

He soon began to make use of prepared pianos to emulate various other instruments.

Instead it modifies these sounds, treating the world like one big prepared piano.

This was supposedly the first appearance of a prepared piano in the history of music.

This article presents a complete list of Cage's works for prepared piano, with comments on each composition.

This is Cage's first large-scale work for prepared piano.

Rings without sound for steel ring and prepared piano (2003)

As a solo artist he performs his own compositions on prepared piano with percussion.

The machine doubles as a prepared piano, altering the tone quality of the strings at a moment's notice.

Dance of the Rain (ballet for electronic instruments and prepared piano)

These included Gamelan instruments, prepared piano, and string arrangements.

John Cage coined the term prepared piano and was undoubtedly the composer who made the technique famous.

His primary instrument is the piano (frequently prepared piano).

John Cage's music for prepared piano was executed by him after several exchanges with the composer about the exact way to do the "preparation."

In his fifth album, h.i.s monologue, he utilized prepared piano.

The works were scored for prepared pianos, instruments modified by the placement of objects on the strings inside the sound box.

He then went investigating non-conventional timbral and rhythmic possibilities of the prepared piano.

Leonardi is known for prepared piano works.

Other multiphonic extended techniques used are prepared piano, prepared guitar and 3rd bridge.

Three Minutes to Midnight (ballet for electronic instruments and prepared piano)

So he put screws, weather stripping and bolts between the strings; the result was his now-famous "prepared piano."

(The sounds he produced have been compared to those made by John Cage's prepared piano.)