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Music Quote by John Cage

“nothing is accomplished by writing a piece of music nothing is accomplished by hearing a piece of music nothing is accomplished by playing a piece of music our ears are now in excellent condition.” quote by John Cage
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““nothing is accomplished by writing a piece of music nothing is accomplished by hearing a piece of music nothing is accomplished by playing a piece of music our ears are now in excellent condition.””

John Cage

About This Quote

Source Interview: 1975, The New York Times, “John Cage on Music and Silence”

The quote emphasizes that music’s value lies not in the act of creation, performance, or listening alone, but in the heightened awareness and condition of the listener’s ears.

In simple terms: Music matters through listening awareness, not just making or hearing it.

Key Takeaway

Cultivate attentive listening.

Themes

music awareness perception art mindfulness

Mood

reflective contemplative

Type

philosophical inspirational

When to use this quote

  • concert attendance
  • music education
  • personal meditation
  • sound design
  • audio engineering

Key Concepts

Phenomenology of sound listener conditioning aesthetic experience

Questions to Reflect On

  • How can you deepen your listening practice?
  • What does “excellent condition” mean for you?
A Different Perspective

It may overlook the importance of expressive intent and cultural context in music.

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