Annea Lockwood
Annea Lockwood (born July 29, 1939 in Christchurch ) is a New Zealand-American composer and music teacher.
Lockwood studied music at the University of Canterbury . After graduating with a bachelor's degree, she continued her education with Peter Racine Fricker at the Royal College of Music in London from 1961 to 1963 . She took part in the Darmstadt summer courses from 1962–63 and studied with Gottfried Michael Koenig from 1963–64 . She then worked in Great Britain and Europe until 1973, then in the USA as a freelance composer and musician. In the US, taught Lockwood first at Hunter College of the City University of New York (CUNY), since 1982 at Vassar College .
Works
- Dusk , stereo electroacoustic composition (2012)
- A Sound Map of the Housatonic River , 4-channel sound installation (2010)
- In Our Name for baritone, cello and 4-channel stereo tape (with Thomas Buckner ) (2009)
- Thirst for 4-channel tape (2008)
- Jitterbug for 6-channel tape and two players (2007)
- Gone! for jukebox piano and helium balloons (2007)
- A Sound Map of the Danube , sound installation (2005)
- Luminescence for baritone. Flute, trumpet, viola, cello, piano, percussion and speaking voice (2004)
- Bow Falls , video (with Paul Ryan) (2003)
- Vortex for clarinet, bass clarinet, cello, double bass, piano, guitar and percussion (2003)
- Ceci n'est pas un piano for piano, video and electronics (2002)
- RCSC for piano (2001)
- Ground of Being for 8-channel tape (2000)
- floating world for 8-channel stereo tape (1999)
- Immersion for Percussion (1998)
- Duende for baritone and stereo tape (with Thomas Buckner) (1998)
- Ear-Walking Woman for prepared piano (1996)
- Monkey Trips for two strings, two wind instruments and two percussionists (1995)
- Western Spaces for flute, alto flute, zoomoozophone and percussion (1995)
- I Give You Back for soprano (1995)
- Red Mesa for piano (1993)
- The Angle of Repose for baritone, khaen and alto flute (1991)
- Thousand Year Dreaming for oboe, English horn, clarinet, double bass, cello, two tenor trombones, 4 didgeridoos, two shell trumpets, percussion, voice and slide projection (1990)
- Amazonia Dreaming for drum and voice (1987)
- Night and Fog for baritone, baritone saxophone, amplified piano, percussion and stereo tape (1987)
- Saouah! for mixed choir and four gongs (1987)
- Malolo for three female voices (1983)
- A Sound Map of the Hudson River , sound installation (1982)
- World Rhythms Live-Mix for 10-channel tape, large tam-tam and horn (1975)
- Spirit Catchers for four speakers, objects and 4-channel amplifier (1974)
- Tiger Balm for stereo tape (1970)
- Piano Transplants: Piano Burning, Piano Drowning, Piano Garden, Southern Exposure (1967–2005)
- The Glass Concert , live performance (1967-70)
Web links
- Homepage of Annea Lockwood
- Annea Lockwood at Discogs (English)
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personal data | |
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SURNAME | Lockwood, Annea |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | New Zealand-American composer and music teacher |
DATE OF BIRTH | July 29, 1939 |
PLACE OF BIRTH | Christchurch |