On The Occasion Of Merce Cunningham's Centennial Comes This Handsome New Edition Of His Classic And Long-out-of-print Artist's Book Changes: Notes On Choreography, First Published In 1968 By Dick Higgins' Something Else Press. The Book Presents A Revealing Exposition Of Cunningham's Compositional Process By Way Of His Working Notebooks, Containing In-progress Notations Of Individual Dances With Extensive Speculations About The Choreographic And Artistic Problems He Was Facing.illustrated With Over 170 Photographs And Printed In Color And Black And White, The Book Was Described By Its Original Publisher As The Most Comprehensive Book On Choreography To Emerge From The New Dance. Which Will Come To Stand With Eisenstein's And Stanislavsky's Classics On The Artistic Process.