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Earle Brown (1928-2002) December 1952 Concert, 23th July 1964 International Music Institute (Internationales Musikinstitut), Darmstadt, Germany. December 1952 Rehearsal, 23th July 1964 International Music Institute (Internationales Musikinstitut), Darmstadt, Germany Played by The International Chamber Enxemble Darmstadt (Internationales Kammerensemble Darmstadt), conducted by Earle Brown Earle Brown - Folio (1952/53) October 1952 Piano - Hermann Danuser November 1952 Conductor - Rainer Riehn Orchestra - Ensemble Musica Negativa December 1952 Conductor - Rainer Riehn Orchestra - Ensemble Musica Negativa MM - 87 Piano - Hermann Danuser MM - 135 March 1953 Piano - Hermann Danuser Music For "Trio For Five Dancers" June 1953 Conductor - Earle Brown Orchestra - Ensemble Musica Negativa 1953 Piano - Hermann Danuser A. Earle Brown - Folio (1952/53) B. Earle Brown - Four Systems (1954) Conductor - Earle Brown Orchestra - Ensemble Musica Negativa C. Morton Feldman, Earle Brown And Heinz-Klaus Metzger In Discussion A-C from the LP box set Music Before Revolution 1972 [EMI 1 C 165 - 28 954 / 57 Y] An Interview with Earle Brown and his Modules 1-2 (1974) Guus Feist of Radio Nederland talks with the American avant-garde composer Earle Brown, who in February 1974 began a six week series of lectures and workshops sponsored by the Rotterdam Conservatory of Music. Brown describes his lectures which were about the interplay between modern music, visual art, and literature, as well as his workshops, in which he taught about improvisational techniques, varying forms of musical notation, and the incorporation of multimedia elements into musical compositions. The interview is followed by a performance of “Modules 1-2” by Earle Brown, and played by the Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Edo de Waart and the composer. SCORES UbuWeb Sound | UbuWeb