This podcast episode delves into the intriguing concepts and complexities behind unique musical works: John Cage's 433 and the astounding 639-year-long organ concert. Through these compositions, Cage challenges conventional notions of time, music, and performance, inviting listeners to explore the unpredictable sounds of the environment and the evolving nature of art. The avant-garde nature of these pieces provokes thought-provoking questions about the essence of artistic expression and opens up new perspectives on the relationship between time and art.
