Robert Erickson
Robert Erickson (March 7, 1917 – April 24, 1997) was an American modernist composer and influential music teacher. He was one of the first American composers to explore the twelve tone technique and to compose tape music. Provided by Wikipedia-
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Dunbar's delight : for solo timpani, 1985
Baltimore, Md. : Smith Publications, 1986Format: Musical Score Book
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Kryl ; Ricercar à 3 ; Postcards ; Dunbar's delight ; Quoq ; Sierra
New York : CRI, 1991Other Authors: “…Erickson, Robert, 1917-1997…”
Format: Audio
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Ricercar à 3 : for contrabass, 1967
Berkeley : University of California Press, 1973Format: Musical Score Book
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Music of many means : sketches and essays on the music of Robert Erickson
Lanham, Md. : Scarecrow Press, 1995Format: Book
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Complete string quartets
Brooklyn, NY : New World Records, 2014Other Authors: “…Erickson, Robert, 1917-1997…”
Format: CD Audio
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Summer music : for violin and tape
Baltimore, MD. : Smith Publications : Sonic Art Editions, 1984Format: Musical Score Book
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Duo ; Fives ; Quintet ; Trio
Brooklyn, NY : New World Records, 2019Other Authors: “…Erickson, Robert, 1917-1997…”
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The structure of music : a listener's guide; a study of music in terms of melody and counterpoint
New York : Noonday Press, 1955Format: Book
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Works by Phillip Rhodes, Harvey Sollberger, Robert Erickson, Peter Westergaard and Edwin Dugger.
New York : New World Records, 1999Other Authors:Format: Audio
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20th century settings for trumpet.
Sedro Woolley, WA : Crystal Records, 1986Other Authors:Format: Audio