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American composers have long struggled against the momentum of the Western European classical tradition and the prestige it has held in America's cultural life. "I did not want to have any stricture at all, I wanted to be completely free." So spoke Harry Partch, describing not only his own path, but also that of two other influential American composers: Lou Harrison and Terry Riley. They were attracted to musical ideas and sounds outside of the surrounding classical mainstream. Together they offer a deeper understanding of what those alternatives are and how they have affected American culture. |
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Timbuktu
Rebel in the Rye
My Cousin Rachel
Free Country
A Wedding
The Tale
Bird Box
I Lost My Body
Love Addict
The Game
Lion, London Zoological Gardens
How I Unleashed World War II, Part II: Following the Arms
The Girl with All the Gifts
Re-Elected
The Mustang
The Speech
In the Fade
#realityhigh
Tomorrow's a New Day
Solo
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