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    …the founder and editor of Gramophone magazine (1923–62). Mackenzie was named Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1919 and was knighted in 1952.

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    …March 2011 the music magazine Gramophone, in a playful homage to this work, published a review of a 21st-century recording by rock musicians of 4′33″ on the CD Cage Against the Machine (the title is a play on the name of the alternative rock group Rage Against the Machine, some…

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