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	Kenneth Gaburo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Kenneth Gaburo (July 5, 1926 in Somerville, New Jersey; - January 26, 1993 in Iowa City, Iowa) was an American composer.
		Gaburo was a highly influential teacher, his students including notable figures such as James Tenney.
		Kenneth Gaburo Web Page "This site is devoted to the extraordinary life and work of Kenneth Gaburo: teacher, composer, pianist, publisher, writer, thinker, linguist, ensemble director, and one of the most radical experimental geniuses of the 20th century."
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kenneth_Gaburo (185 words)

	bio.html
		Kenneth Gaburo (1926-1993) is renowned as a teacher, pioneer of electronics in music, jazz pianist, writer, ecologist, publisher, and proponent of compositional linguistics.
		Gaburo lived in the Anzo-Borrego desert writing and teaching from 1980 until 1983.
		Gaburo's archive is housed at the University of Illinois Music Library and Lingua Press is represented by Frog Peak Music.
	www.angelfire.com /mn/gaburo/bio.html (734 words)

	Leonardo Digital Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		All three works are for organ and tape and were written at the request of Verkade, the Kenneth Gaburo piece as a commission and the other two in memory of Gaburo.
		While the Gaburo piece draws heavily on the organ for sound material it is not surprising, given Gaburo's life-long involvement with the human voice, to find that the other two pieces utilize the voice of Gaburo himself as material for their composition.
		Kenneth Gaburo's Antiphony X (Winded) is the tour de force of this recording.
	mitpress2.mit.edu /e-journals/Leonardo/reviews/aug2001/cd_WINDED_coburn.html (772 words)

	Kenneth Gaburo - Winded
		Kenneth Gaburo (1926 –; 1993) was an important spirit in modern American music, even though he wasn’t as well known as he deserved, outside of the art music community.
		Gaburo was a teacher, pioneer of electronic music, jazz pianist, writer, ecologist, publisher and proponent of compositional linguistics.
		Gaburo had an extensive formal musical education, but he went his own way, and as early as 1955 he began mixing concrete sounds on tape with live performers, which he kept up all his life.
	home.swipnet.se /sonoloco2/Rec/Innova/gaburo.html (919 words)

	The Flow of (u) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Flow of (u) is a piece for three soprano voices by Kenneth Gaburo written in 1974.
		He also contends that unlike other minimalist works, in which, compared to serial music, "a certain level of articulational subtlety is eschewed in favor of an overall psycho-acoustic effect," however, in Gaburo's piece, "the focus is even more intense, and the attention to dynamic shaping given to the lines...is here transferred to the micro-level."
		Kenneth Gaburo: Five Works For Voices, Instruments, and Electronics" (2002).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/The_Flow_of_(u) (116 words)

	Artist Page
		Gaburo's Antiphony X (Winded) is a work in which the composer wanted to get out of the organ everything that was left after many centuries of organ composition and context-loading.
		It is fitting that two of them responded with pieces which incorporate Gaburo's own voice, for he was very much concerned with the voice as expressive instrument: Warren Burt takes a spoken text of Gaburo's to generate both a tape and an organ score, both of which follow the spoken contours of Kenneth's voice.
		On a par with this end-of-life drama, the organ-organist entity is disembodied: the organist plays from a writing desk, separated from the organ keyboards by a good distance, but connected to the keys and stops by strings which are alternately pulled to change what is sounding from the instrument.
	www.innovarecordings.com /artist1.asp?skuID=195 (330 words)

	Kenneth I on Encyclopedia.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		He succeeded his father, Alpin, as king of Dalriada (the kingdom of the Gaelic Scots in W Scotland) and c.843 obtained the Pictish throne, thus establishing the nucleus of the kingdom of Scotland.
		Kenneth Feinberg, left, shown in this November 2001 photo with John Ashcroft, has learned a thing or two about grief over the last two years.
		Kenneth Mendez-Aceves holds a photo of him with his brother, Fernando Mendez-Aceves.
	www.encyclopedia.com /html/K/Kenneth1.asp (661 words)

	Kenneth Gaburo -- Facts, Info, and Encyclopedia article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Kenneth Gaburo (July 5, 1926 in (additional info and facts about Somerville, New Jersey) Somerville, New Jersey; - January 26, 1993 in (additional info and facts about Iowa City, Iowa) Iowa City, Iowa) was an American (Someone who composes music as a profession) composer.
		Gaburo was a highly influential teacher, his students including notable figures such as (additional info and facts about James Tenney) James Tenney.
		He has also written (additional info and facts about minimal) minimal pieces such as The Flow of (u) for three voices singing ((music) two or more sounds or tones at the same pitch or in octaves) unison.
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /encyclopedia/k/ke/kenneth_gaburo.htm (213 words)

	Belgum, Blackburn, Burt on Gaburo
		BURT: Gaburo was so prolific in such a wide variety of fields that a full assessment of his work is still difficult at this point several years after his death.
		On January 26, 1993, Kenneth Gaburo died of cancer at the age of 66.
		BURT: The journey of Kenneth Gaburo's life shows a rather remarkable intellectual and spiritual evolution from one quite specific mid-century concept of the avant-garde to a quite opposing late-century one.
	rain.prohosting.com /lynceus/musicworks.html (6079 words)

	RealTime I Earbash (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The late Kenneth Gaburo (1926-1993) was a mainstay of the electronic and electro-acoustic music scene of the 60s and 70s.
		On this CD are collected 10 of his works for "electronic tape" (a retro term—if not technology—for sure), half from the 60s, but also extending into the early 90s.
		This is a text/vocal piece (two of Gaburo's major concerns), with Gaburo speaking the nursery rhyme "This old man, he played..." over the top of a plainchant drone.
	www.realtimearts.net /earbash/hooper_gaburo.html (297 words)

	Browse by Artist: GABURO, KENNETH
		Foremost among his many interests was a concern with the voice and with language -- how we shape language and how we are shaped by it -- and with making works that existed somewhere between the boundaries of music and language.
		Of the works on this CD, three are intensely concerned with what Gaburo termed 'Compositional Linguistics' (Antiphony III, Antiphony IV, and Mouth-Piece), while concerns with balance and perceptual edges seem to be his foremost concern in the other two [String Quartet in One Movement and The Flow of (u)].
		In Antiphony IV (1967), for three instruments and two-channel tape, the two channels are literally separate-vocal sounds (each phoneme, in order, of the source poem) on the left channel, and electronic sounds on the right channel, with the instruments in the middle.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists/gaburo.kenneth.html (353 words)

	Winded (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		:-)) Kenneth Gaburo was one of the masters of experimental composition in the late 20th century.
		Also on the CD are two other pieces, both made by students of Gaburo, yours truly, and Philip Blackburn, and both of which are, in their own different ways, as uncompromising as Gaburo's piece.
		Both of these pieces also deal with the sound of Gaburo's voice, in homage to his concern with the voice as the primal expressive mark of individual being.
	cec.concordia.ca /econtact/ACMA/Winded.htm (557 words)

	Kenneth Gaburo - Tape Play (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Kenneth Gaburo was an important person in American modern and avant-garde music, but not at all as known as for example Harry Partch or Conlon Nancarrow.
		Kenneth Gaburo took his tape music very seriously, which is demonstrated by the fact that he got involved in several methods of tapping resources from his subconscious while composing, like staring at the machinery for hours on end, and then, totally exhausted, bearing down on the equipment, and prerecorded tapes that he rearranged and manipulated.
		Gaburo has long slow brushes of events taking place in the background, while letting short-wave-type blurts ransack the foreground, and at times you hear some dance orchestra somewhere deep inside a hall somewhere, as if in a dream, but the electronics – and the birds, the birds!
	home.swipnet.se /sonoloco2/Rec/Pogus/gab.html (1346 words)

	CDeMUSIC
		Gary Verkade performs three compositions for organ, including Kenneth Gaburo's final work, and two by former Gaburo students, composed in memory of their teacher.
		Gaburo's goal in 'Antiphony X (Winded)' was, in Verkade's words, "to get out of the organ everything that was left after many centuries of organ culture.
		Timbres are reminiscent of Gaburo's voice timbre, extracted by a spectral analysis of the same recording.
	www.cdemusic.org /store/cde_search.cfm?CurrentPage=4&keywords=nv1 (2180 words)

	Ink 19 :: Gary Verkade
		This release features organist Gary Verkade performing a composition by the late Kenneth Gaburo, as well as some compositions in tribute to Gaburo by Warren Burt and Philip Blackburn.
		Because of the difficult nature of these compositions, this collection will probably be of interest mostly to students of modern composition who can understand the theory and process behind these works and those people out there who can appreciate this type of music on a purely visceral level.
		The next piece, which was one of Gaburo's later compositions, is more immediately interesting, especially to those who have an appreciation for musical violence.
	www.ink19.com /issues_F/99_08/wet_ink/music_tz/195_gary_verkade.shtml (330 words)

	Music and Nature: Features
		Pioneering composer Kenneth Gaburo (1926-1993) spent years living in the Anza-Borrego Desert of California and wrote Antiphony IX (...A Dot...), a work for orchestra, children and tape, that reflects the ecosystem he found there.
		Like Mozart trying to get at the syntax of his pet starling's mimicry, Gaburo studied how ecosystems operate and how one can participate in the timeframe of that space.
		As inventor of compositional linguistics (the use of language as music and music as language) Gaburo wrote a text, LA, for solo reader, a multi-layered word-piece structured in the manner of a musical composition.
	musicandnature.publicradio.org /features (1353 words)

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		But although Gaburo gave birth to his music in an academic environment his music does not sound highly reflective.
		Gaburo also had a special interest in the use of the voice.
		It is dedicated to composer Harry Partch, a friend of Gaburo who maintained that his work and electronics do not go together.
	www.staalplaat.com /vital_archive/216.txt (2761 words)

	Browse by Artist: DUNN, DAVID
		"'...with zitterings of flight released,' (in memoriam Kenneth Gaburo) was composed over an intense and continuous five-day period (including nights).
		While working on the piece I had in mind various images and metaphors for the drama of the spirit's separation from the body as described by a variety of shamanic and spiritual traditions.
		It is a memorial for my teacher Kenneth Gaburo.
	www.forcedexposure.com /artists.../dunn.david.html (249 words)

	Perspectives of New Music: Listening to ten tape pieces by Kenneth Gaburo. (musician, composer and composition ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Perspectives of New Music: Listening to ten tape pieces by Kenneth Gaburo.
		The 10 works are 'The Wasting of Lucrecetzia,' 'Fat Millie's Lament,' 'Lemon Drops,' 'For Harry,' 'Dante's Joynte,' 'Kyrie,' 'Rerun,' 'Few,' 'Hiss,' and 'Mouthpiece II.' Gaburo technique involves the use of short tape delay with feedback, tape speed-up and a high-pass filter.
		Over his career, Kenneth Gaburo produced a lot of electronic music.
	highbeam.com /library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:18498861&... (216 words)

	Frog Peak Artist: Lingua Press
		Frog Peak Music (A Composers' Collective) is proud to announce the availability of the remaining copies of Kenneth Gaburo's Lingua Press editions.
		Frog Peak Music, in its efforts to perpetuate the tradition of American experimental music publishing and distribution, has acquired the Lingua inventory from the Gaburo estate, and will distribute all remaining copies of Lingua Press publications.
		To encourage libraries, individuals, and institutions to help preserve this important chapter in the American experimental tradition, we are offering all Lingua scores, books and LP's at extremely low prices.
	www.frogpeak.org /fpartists/fplingua.html (726 words)

	The Transbay Creative Music Calendar (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A concert exploring the experimental music and theater of Kenneth Gaburo.
		One of the first devoted multi-media composers, Gaburo was consumed with the idea of language and communication.
		Performances of solo and enxemble works, some of Gaburo's tape music, and text pieces.
	www.bayimproviser.com /transbay_calendar.asp?summary=false&event_id=2876 (67 words)

	Music Wormer - Compare Music Prices - Search For Kenneth
		Titles: 40 Famous Marches, Baby Needs Beethoven, Bach: Concertos, Bernstein, Feld, Heiden, et al: Saxophone Works/ T, Complete Marches Of Kenneth Alford, Decca Years: 1955-1975, Greatest Holiday Classics, Halcyon Days, In Memoriam Kenneth Gaburo, Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Kenneth Mckellar's Book Of Hymns, Kidz Bop, Vol.
		Kenneth J. Alford, Edwin Eugene Bagley, Ludwig van Beethoven, Hector Berlioz, Edward Elgar, Daniel Decatur Emmett, George Gershwin, Morton Gould, Johannes Hanssen, Victor Herbert
		Kenneth J. Alford, Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach, Ludwig van Beethoven, Hector Berlioz, Georges Bizet, Arthur Drummond Bliss, Emmanuel Chabrier, Jeremiah Clarke, Eric Coates, Edward Elgar
	www.pricewormer.com /music/search/Kenneth (455 words)

	The Nation, 04/25/1959 - Music by Trimble, Lester
		Three young men held the stage at a New York Philharmonic concert when musician Leonard Bernstein presided on the podium.
		Musician Glenn Gould played the Mozart C. Minor Piano Concerto, K 491 and Kenneth Gaburo, a thirty-two-year-old American composer, was represented by the world premiere' of his Elegy for orchestra.
		With the exception of the last named work, it was an admirable concert.
	www.archive.thenation.com /Summaries/v188i0017_26.htm (624 words)

	GML New Acquisitions in Music 1998: Scores
		Antiphony II : 1962 = Variations on a poem of Cavafy Gaburo.
		Mass : for tenors and basses : 2 part a cappella [La Jolla, Calif.] : Lingua Press, [c1959] CALL NO. M2011.G33x L5 1959 Gaburo, Kenneth.
		CALL NO. M452.G119 no. 6 1980 Folio (Oversize) Gaburo, Kenneth.
	www.uwm.edu /~rlittman/Rcntacq/sco98.html (4309 words)

	Kenneth Gaburo's web page (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		This site is devoted to the extraordinary life and work of Kenneth Gaburo: teacher, composer, pianist, publisher, writer, thinker, linguist, ensemble director, and one of the most radical experimental geniuses of the 20th century.
		Unpublished Manuscripts on Gaburo's Work by Other Authors
		If you like Kenneth's work, please stop by www.innova.mu and www.philipflburn.com
	www.angelfire.com /mn/gaburo/indexpage.html (73 words)

	U B U W E B :: Kenneth Gaburo
		U B U W E B :: Kenneth Gaburo
		Thus, any attempt to describe that which Maledetto already puts forth would require either a complete re-statement of the work (obviously ridiculous), or some meaningful extractions (obviously simplistic and censorial).
		Now that it does, I immodestly submit that it is indestructible.
	www.ubu.com /sound/gaburo.html (1024 words)

	Flipside Records: Classical/Electronic
		Gaburo, Kenneth /New Music Choral Ensemble/Members of University of Illinois Contemporary Chamber Players-Music For Voices, Instruments & Electronic Sounds- LP- Stereo-Nonesuch H-71199 - (Approx.) 1969 release 33 1/3 RPM LP by 20th century classical composer Kenneth Gaburo.
		4 pieces are performed here, each conducted by Gaburo and each featuring different instrumentation: Antiphony III (Pearl White Moments) (1962) with 16 voices and electronics, Exit Music I (1964) concrete and electronic sounds, Antiphony IV (1967) with voice, piccolo, bass trombone, double-bass and electronics, Exit Music II: Fat Millie's Lament (1965) concrete and electronic sounds.
		Cover shows only light wear and very faint ring wear-no splits, heavy creases, writing, stains, or other unsightly flaws.
	www.flipsideweb.com /pages/Classical/Electronic (474 words)

	The Estate Project
		Charles Buel was a wide-ranging composer in the adventuresome spirit of West Coast music.
		With the bassoon as his principal instrument, he attended San Francisco State University for undergraduate studies in music.
		He completed graduate work at the University of California at San Diego, where his composition teachers included Robert Erickson, Kenneth Gaburo and Pauline Oliveros.
	www.artistswithaids.org /artforms/music/catalogue/buel.html (2108 words)

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