Morton Feldman
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About Morton Feldman
Morton Feldman (born January 12, 1926, died September 3, 1987) was an American composer. He is best known for his instrumental pieces which are frequently written for unusual groups of instruments, feature isolated, carefully chosen, predominantly quiet sounds, and are often very long. Feldman was born in New York City. He studied piano with Madame Maurina-Press, a pupil of Ferruccio Busoni, and later composition with Wallingford Riegger and Stefan Wolpe.
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Rothko Chapel 5
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Rothko Chapel 3
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Rothko Chapel 2
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Rothko Chapel 4
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Rohtko Chapel 1
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Why Patterns?
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Only
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Nature Piece 4
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Something Wild
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Something Wild in the City: Mary Ann's Theme (1960) for horn, celesta, and string Quartet
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A Non Accented Legato
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For Bunita Marcus: Mm. 1270-1372
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Piano Piece 1952 - Version 2
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Opening
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Voices And Cello
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For Samuel Beckett
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Coptic Light
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Rothko Chapel 1
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Slow Waltz
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Samoa (1968) for flute, horn, trumpet, harp, vibraphone, piano, and Cello: III
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Palais de Mari
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Legato
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Chords
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Snow Falls
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Whisper
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Christian Wolff in Cambridge
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Durations I
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Durations II
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For Franz Kline
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Durations V
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Slow Waltz And Ending
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First Words
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Durations IV
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Voice, Violin And Piano
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Vertical Thoughts 5
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Durations III - Fast
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Intermission 5
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Four Instruments
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Durations III - Slow
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durations iii - very slow
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For Bunita Marcus
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Samoa (1968) for flute, horn, trumpet, harp, vibraphone, piano, and Cello: I
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Something Wild in the City: Mary Ann's Theme
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Piano and String Quartet
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Jackson Pollock (1950-51) for two Cellos: V Painting on Glass
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Intersection 3
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for Philip Guston: I. Pt. 1
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Piano Piece 1956 B
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Triadic Memories
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For Bunita Marcus (1985): page 1
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