# George Crumb
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George Henry Crumb or George Henry Jr. Crumb (born October 24, 1929) is an American composer of modern classical and avant-garde music. He is known as an explorer of unusual timbres, alternative forms of notation, and extended instrumental and vocal techniques, which obtain vivid sonorities.
Thomas Whitman
In this episode, I chat with Mr. Thomas Whitman. Mr. Whitman is an American composer and educator whose work blends Western classical traditions with global influences, particularly the music of Bali and Indonesia, where he studied as a Luce Scholar. Mr. Whitman completed his Ph.D. in composition a…
078 - Navigating Composition Without a Map
Dorm-room sketches, oversized George Crumb scores, and a business minor no one thought he needed—Tyler Kline recounts how an unlikely mix of research fellowships and mentoring moments set him on the composer’s path. From discovering The Artist’s Way to a pivotal lesson with James Grant that rewired…
085 - Negotiating Place Through Sound
Andrew Noseworthy traces his musical awakening not through the classical canon, but through a convergence of Internet-driven discovery, progressive rock, and contemporary composition encountered almost simultaneously. As a teenager, Bartók, Stravinsky, and George Crumb arrived not as historical fig…
Episode 42 - George Crumb / Skinny Puppy / The Damned
(00:00:00) George Crumb - Black Angels performed by The New York String Quartet / 1972 (00:33:15) Skinny Puppy - Too Dark Park / 1990 (01:00:19) The Damned - Machine Gun Etiquette / 1979
Episode 109: A Place To Forget
What price do memories bring?Freight Train - Elizabeth Cotten Todas Las Tardes En Granada - George Crumb feat. Jan DeGaetani How Ya Doin'? - Neil Young with Crazy HorseThe Ladder - Alejandro EscovedoLiving Legend - Kris KristoffersonThis Is The Way You Make A Broken Heart - Willy DeVilleI’m Going F…
Culture Crawl 1201 “X-Men-ey”
The 16th edition of MusicIC, “THE BLACK ANGEL: Music, Myth, and Memory,” is April 30-May 2. MusicIC founder Tricia Park, a violinist and writer, says the signature piece, George Crumb’s “Black Angels,” features an amplified string quartet, where the players incorporate voice, electronic and other a…
The Joy of Classical Music - Ep 156 - Strange Dreams Part 1
Strange Dreams Part 1
Dreams have long provided fertile inspiration for composers and over the next two episode I’ll be playing music inspired by those strange dimensions of unreality where the fortunate might find a truer sense of themselves.
Ann Crumb performs George Crumb - The Sleeper.
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3.17 - Lynn Bechtold
Violinist/composer Lynn Bechtold, a native of Pittsburgh, has appeared in recital throughout the U.S., Argentina, Brazil, Canada, France, Germany, Holland, Japan, and Switzerland. An advocate of new music, she has worked with composers such as Derek Bermel, Carter Burwell, Gloria Coates, George Cru…
Kronos Quartet: Music, Memory, and Bearing Witness
On this episode of the M3 Podcast, host Sarah Cahill sits down with members of Kronos Quartet — David Harrington, Gabriela Díaz, Ayane Kozasa, and Paul Wiancko — for a profound conversation about their latest album, Forgive Us Four.
Spanning music from Palestine, Ukraine, and Iceland, the album exp…
Ep. 29: Interview with Erika Dohi
Welcome to Clexical, the podcast dedicated to contemporary classical music! I’m your host, Kweku Poku. Here you will listen to conversations with living contemporary composers about their work, their journey as musicians and their thoughts on the current new music scene. Join us as we explore and i…
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