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How different are Johann Sebastian Bach and John Cage? Tristano organically blends the two composers, blurring borders while emphasising shared elements – both masters are connected by a mathematically-oriented approach to composition. (Tristano's selection of pieces is based on tonal convergence, on cyclical structures and polyphonic construction. He searches for spiritual common ground in both composers, which he conveys through his own compositions. This is the London show of his 'bachCage' album. The programme includes pieces by Bach, Cage and Tristano. (Part of Out Hear.)
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