
Olly Woodrow Wilson, Jr. (September 7, 1937, St. Louis, Missouri – March 13, 2018, Berkeley, California) was a prominent American composer of contemporary classical music, pianist, double bassist, and musicologist. He was one of the preeminent composers of African American descent in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. He is also known for establishing the TIMARA (Technology in Music and Related Arts) program at Oberlin Conservatory, the first-ever conservatory program in electronic music.
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Expansions III
Cetus
Echoes
Sometimes
Piano Piece for piano and electronic sound
Piano Trio: I. Introduction
Sinfonia: I. Moderato
Sinfonia: III. Allegro
Sinfonia: II. Largo-Elegy for Olly Wilson Sr. and Calvin Simmons
Sometimes for Tenor and Tape
Piano Trio: II. Trio
Piano Trio: III. Postlude
Of Visions and Truth: A Song Cycle: I've Been 'Buked
A City Called Heaven - II
Piece For Four
Akwan
Of Visions and Truth: A Song Cycle: Interlude I
A City Called Heaven - I
Of Visions and Truth: A Song Cycle: Interlude II
Piece for Four: I. Allegro
A City Called Heaven - III
Blue Melody
Cetus (1967)
Of Visions and Truth: A Song Cycle: Lullaby
Of Visions and Truth: A Song Cycle: Ikef
Of Visions and Truth: A Song Cycle: If We Must Die
Piano Piece for Piano and Electronic Sounds
Piece for Four: III. —
Sometimes (excerpt)
Shango Memory, for Orchestra (1995)
Sometimes 1
I. Introduction
Echoes, for Clarinet & Tape (1974)
Piece for Piano & Electronic Sound (1969)
Akwan, for Piano, El. Piano, Amplified Strings & Orch. (1972)
Piece for Four: II. —
Sometimes (shorter excerpt)
A City Called Heaven: I.
A City Called Heaven: II.
A City Called Heaven: III.
Sometimes MODERNA
Sometimes, for Tenor & Tape (1976)
Echoes, for clarinet & tape
15-Biggz n Mike (Bonus)
A City Called Heaven: I. -
A City Called Heaven: II. -
A City Called Heaven: III. -
Composing While Black
Musical Electrons
In Oberlin
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