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This podcast episode discusses a very unique musical composition by avant-garde composer John Cage called 4'33". It entails listening to the unpredictable sounds of the environment for four minutes and 33 seconds, and is part of a 639-year-long concert series.
The 'As Slow As Possible' organ piece, which is currently being performed in Germany, was born from an idea at an organ symposium in 1998. With its duration of over 600 years, some critics question its artistic merit, while others see it as a masterpiece in the works.
A performance of John Cage's ASLSP has been ongoing in Halberstadt since 2001 and will last for 639 years, honoring both the modern keyboard's creation and John Cage's work. Visitors to Halberstadt's Cathedral can hear the organ playing a single note for years to come.
This podcast episode talks about John Cage's composition that consists of a 639-year performance that is currently being played and how it was inspired by building cathedrals or monuments that took generations to complete.