[silence] Music and Food?

[Phil Gentry]

And in a similarly-tangentially Cagean vein, there is always the  
Futurist Cookbook, by Marinetti. It includes such things as the  
"polyrhythmic salad."

http://www.nyu.edu/classes/bkg/futurist.dos


phil


On Mar 21, 2007, at 6:42 PM, Matt Rogalsky wrote:

> A composition teacher of mine, Martin Bartlett (who studied at  
> Mills College with David Tudor and is mentioned in A Year from  
> Monday as part of Cage's Emma Lake diary -- that's to help keep on  
> list topic!) made a performance in 1975 called "One Piece for  
> Everyone" in which he cooked and talked and at the end, yes,  
> everyone got a piece of his cooking.
>
> My goodness, I just Googled and there is even a citation online:
> http://front.bc.ca/newmusic/events/1957
>
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