The Tate Modern. John Cage's Musicircus Sunday 28 May 2006. Young ensembles from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and Goldsmiths College. Cage invented his Musicircus in 1967 for performance in the Stock Pavilion at the University of Illinois in Champagne, Urbana. This three-hour performance is based on compositions principally by Cage and features live and pre-recorded electronics, as well as traditional instruments.
The French Horn is often played with the right hand inside the bell. It is also said to be the most difficult instrument to play.