"Concert for Piano and Orchestra" by John Cage, with hosts Eric Dudley and Kate Campbell

San Francisco Contemporary Music Players present
Concert for Piano and Orchestra by John Cage
Hosts, Eric Dudley and Kate Campbell
How Music is Made
ONLINE Series
Produced by San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, 2020
Lisa Oman, Executive Director
Eric Dudley, Artistic Director
Amadeus Regucera, Artistic Production Director
Performed Jan 17, 2020
at San Francisco Conservatory of Music
San Francisco Contemporary Music Players
John Cage Concert for Piano and Orchestra (1958)
Antoine Hunter, dancer
Tod Brody and *Liam Jeremy Chua, flute
Peter Josheff and *Ivan Ferguson, clarinet
Shawn Jones and *Shelby Capozzoli, bassoon
Brad Hogarth, trumpet
Kate Campbell, piano solo
Hrabba Atladottir and Roy Malan, violin
Meena Bhasin, viola
Hannah Addario-Berry and *Abigail Monroe, cello
Richard Worn, contrabass
*students of the San Francisco Conservatory of Music
ASL Interpreter, Debby Kajiyama
ASL Interpreter, Stephanie Chao
*San Francisco Conservatory of Music students join the program as part of
SFCMP’s education and professional development program.
Photo credits in order of appearance:
Paul Bergen, “John Cage in The Hague-Netherlands,” copyright the photographer, courtesy of Redferns, 1988
“Kate Campbell,” copyright the photographer
“Antoine Hunter,” copyright the photographer
Phillip Harington, “John Cage with Score of Concert for Piano and Orchestra, 1958,” copyright the photographer
“John Cage with Score,” copyright the John Cage Trust
John Cage, Concert for Piano and Orchestra, excerpts (1958), copyright C.F. Peters Corporations
“Composer John Cage,” copyright International Portrait Gallery
“Henry Cowell, composer,” Imogen Cunningham Trust, 1926
Man Ray, “Arnold Schoenberg in 1926,” copyright the photographer
Arnold Schoenberg, Drei Klavierstücke Op. 11 (1924), copyright Universal Edition
“Arnold Schoenberg teaching,” copyright University of California, Los Angeles
“John Cage at the Toy piano,” copyright John Cage Trust
Herve Gloaguen “John Cage, David Tudor, Gordon Mumma, Carolyn Brown, Merce Cunningham, Barbara Dilley in Variations V,” copyright the photographer, 1965
John Cage, Fontana Mix (1958), copyright C.F. Peters Corporations
Rebecca Bagiun, “Christian Wolff,” copyright C.F. Peters Corporations
“Diagram of I-Ching hexagrams owned by Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, 1701,” public domain
John Cage, Music of Changes (1951), copyright C.F. Peters Corporations
Hans Wild, “John Cage and Merce Cunningham (1964),” copyright the photographer, courtesy of the John Cage Trust
“Antic Meet (1958), performed in 1964. Merce Cunningham Dance Company performing Antic Meet. Set and costumes by Robert Rauschenberg,” copyright Sveriges Television AB (SVT), courtesy of the Merce Cunningham Trust, 1964
“Antoine Hunter,” copyright the photographer
David Tudor, “First realization of John Cage's Concert for Piano and Orchestra: Solo for Piano Prepared for the premiere performance at Town Hall in New York City (excerpt, detail),” courtesy of the Getty Research Institute, 1958
Susanne Schapowerlow, “John Cage (Hamburg 1958),” copyright the photographer, courtesy of the John Cage Trust