Piano solo
Home Burial pour piano (1949)
Three Pieces for Piano (1951)
Perspectives pour piano (1952)
Indices (Piano Reduction) (1954)
Four Systems (1954)
Four More for one or more pianos (1956)
Summer Suite 95 pour piano (1995)
Musique de chambre pour piano(s)
Twenty-Five Pages pour 1 à 25 pianos (1953)
Forgotten Piece pour 4 pianos (1954)
Corroboree for 3 ou 2 Pianos (1964)
Musique de chambre avec piano(s)
Années 1940
Home Burial pour piano (1949)
Années 1950
Three Pieces for Piano (1951)
Perspectives pour piano (1952)
Music for Violin, Cello & Piano (1952)
Twenty-Five Pages pour 1 à 25 pianos (1953)
Forgotten Piece pour 4 pianos (1954)
Indices (Piano Reduction) (1954)
Four Systems (1954)
Four More for one or more pianos (1956)
Années 1960
Corroboree for 3 ou 2 Pianos (1964)
Années 1990
Summer Suite 95 pour piano (1995)
Variable
Summer Suite 95 pour piano (1995)
Moins de 5 minutes
Three Pieces for Piano (1951)
Perspectives pour piano (1952)
Music for Violin, Cello & Piano (1952)
5 à 10 minutes
Forgotten Piece pour 4 pianos (1954)
Four More for one or more pianos (1956)
10 à 20 minutes
Corroboree for 3 ou 2 Pianos (1964)
Twenty-Five Pages pour 1 à 25 pianos (1953)
20 à 30 minutes
Indices (Piano Reduction) (1954)
Analyse d'œuvre(s)
Notice de CD
Earle Brown - 'Twenty-five pages' for 1 to 25 pianos
CD Earle Brown - "Twenty five pages", Steffen Schleiermacher, piano
Wergo WER 6612-2 (1997)
Notice de CD
Earle Brown - 'Twenty-five pages' for 1 to 25 pianos
CD Earle Brown - "Twenty five pages", Steffen Schleiermacher, piano
Wergo WER 6612-2 (1997)
Notices de CD/DVD
Notice de CD
Earle Brown - 'Twenty-five pages' for 1 to 25 pianos
CD Earle Brown - "Twenty five pages", Steffen Schleiermacher, piano
Wergo WER 6612-2 (1997)
Années 1990
Notice de CD
Earle Brown - 'Twenty-five pages' for 1 to 25 pianos
CD Earle Brown - "Twenty five pages", Steffen Schleiermacher, piano
Wergo WER 6612-2 (1997)
Earle Brown
1926-2002
Etats-Unis
Biographie
Earle Brown, a major force in contemporary music and a leading composer of the American avant-garde since the 1950s, died on July 2, 2002 at his home in Rye, New York. He was associated with the experimental composers John Cage, Morton Feldman, and Christian Wolff who, with Brown, came to be known as the New York School.
Earle Brown was born in 1926 in Lunenburg, Massachusetts and, in spirit, remained a New Englander throughout his life./.../ Source
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