Earle Brown

Perspective

Earle Brown

(1952)

....For piano....

Corroboree

Earle Brown

(1963/1964)

....For three pianos....

*Another recording may also be found on my channel ~ http://www.youtube.com/watc......

Part 2

Forgotten Piece

Earle Brown

(1954)

....Originally written for four pianos.... ....Just 1 here....

Earle Brown: "Music for Violin, Cello, and Piano" (1952) A serialist miniature from a composer known mostly for his graphic scores.

Earle Brown is the most interesting composer you've probably never heard of. He is one of those composers that seems to innately juxtapose quality...

Earle Brown: "Four Systems for Four Amplified Cymbals"

From a record pressed in 1967 titled "The New Music" by Victrola Records. It is a compilation of the most innovative composers at the time, this tr...

Earle Brown's work for solo piano (in this instance, that is), Twenty-Five Pages for One to Twenty-Five pianos.

Earle Brown "December 1952"

Earle Brown: "Octet I" for eight loudspeakers (1953)

Earle Brown's Novara (1962).

Brown's string quartet, from 1965. One of his open-form pieces.