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!!John Cage & Richard Hayman ^[John Cage^] replies to the composer and editor R.I.P. Hayman, who had asked him, “Is politics to society what music is to sound?” The question, Cage remarks, is “a little too mathematical,” but he goes on to answer, “yes if music is thought of as a body of laws to protect musical sounds from noises, as government protects rich from poor.” — {small}(Alastair Macaulay, in a review of ''The Selected Letters of John Cage''){/small} {br}{br} [../files/articles/hayman/hayman3_639.jpg|../files/articles/hayman/hayman3.jpg] {br}{br}{br}{br} ---- ----
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