Conversing with Cage by Richard Kostelanetz (2nd Edition)
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Overview: Few artists of his eminence or his conversational brilliance were as generous with interviews as John Cage, who honored requests from undergraduate newspapers with attention and grace equal to those from slick magazines; and these interviews have appeared all over the world. Since they were individually incomplete, while most had elements lacking in others, it seemed appropriate to select exemplary passages, and from these selections to compose a sort of extended ur-interview that Cage ideally might have given. I decided to gather his choicest comments under several rubrics, and then order those comments as though they were parts of a continuous conversation similar to, say, Pierre Cabanne’s Entretiens avec Marcel Duchamp (1967). While these rubrics may violate the style and content of Cage’s thinking, they nonetheless serve the convenient function of organizing what he did not organize himself. Indeed, such structuring is perhaps a principal difference between talk and print.
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
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