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American composer Robert Erickson (1917-1997) was among the first of his compatriots to embrace twelve-tone composition. Following modernist ideas throughout his career, he later evolved into a minimalist. He composed in almost every genre except opera. He co-founded the music department at the University of California, San Diego.
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Robert Erickson
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Memorial by the University of California, San Diego's Music Department with picture and biography.
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Robert Erickson
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Picture, biography, and lists of archived compositions and audio files from the Smith Archives at the University of Akron, Bierce Library.
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Robert Erickson
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Profile with photograph from Sequenza21 contemporary classical weekly.
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Robert Erickson
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NodeWorks Encyclopedia article with life, annotated works list, source material, internal references to related people and topics, and external links.
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Robert Erickson: General Speech
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Detailed entry from Art of the States including perfomer information, notes on the work, biography, and RAM audio of the complete piece.
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Robert Erickson: Pacific Sirens
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CD review by Classics Today.com includes comments on his "ever-shifting aesthetic" with largely positive feedback for the works included on the recording.
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