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An audience is a group of people listening. The more devotedly this is done, that is the more attentive one is to each sound and the more curiosity one has about those to come, the more an audience is an audience. — John Cage, from "Zero: Contemporary Buddhist Life and Thought," Vol. III, 1979.

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:: 1929–1985

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