Score Without Parts (40 Drawings by Thoreau)/Twelve Haiku 1978

"Score Without Parts (40 Drawings by Thoreau)/Twelve Haiku" is a 1978 work by American composer John Cage. The work consists of a series of musical notations, combining elements of music and visual art, highlighting Cage's interest in chance and the exploration of the relationship between sound and visual elements. This piece is a visual representation of Cage's approach to music and his belief in the importance of improvisation and chance. The work is a unique blend of music and visual art, inviting the viewer to interpret the visual score and consider the relationship between sound and image.