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Annea Lockwood

American composer

Annea Lockwood (born July 29, 1939) is a New Zealand-born American composer. Her work incorporates microtonal, electroacoustic, and vocal music, as well as field recordings; she has also composed Fluxus-inspired pieces involving intentionally damaging pianos. She taught electronic music at Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York, from 1982 until her retirement.

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Works

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  • A Sound Map of the Danube
  • A Sound Map of the Housatonic River
  • Amazonia Dreaming
  • Delta Run
  • Duende
  • Floating World
  • Floating World, Part 1
  • Floating World, Part 2
  • Floating World, Part 3
  • For Richard
  • For Ruth
  • I Give You Back
  • Immersion
  • Jitterbug
  • Piano Burning
  • RCSC
  • The Glass World
  • The Glass World: Bottle Tree Showered with Fragments
  • The Glass World: Breathing Machine
  • The Glass World: Bubbling
  • The Glass World: Cullet: Two Glass Rocks
  • The Glass World: Deep Water Gong
  • The Glass World: Dialogue: Bottles and Jars
  • The Glass World: Glass Bulb
  • The Glass World: Glass Rod Vibrating
  • The Glass World: Glissandi
  • The Glass World: Medium Mobile
  • The Glass World: Micro Glass Along Pane
  • The Glass World: Micro Glass Shaken
  • The Glass World: Micro Glass on Goblet
  • The Glass World: Mini Mobile
  • The Glass World: Rod Across Edge of Pane
  • The Glass World: Rod Roll
  • The Glass World: Spinning Discs
  • The Glass World: Turning Gong
  • The Glass World: Two Ribbed Discs
  • The Glass World: Vibrating Pane
  • The Glass World: Water Gong
  • The Glass World: Water Jars
  • The Glass World: Wine Glass
  • Thousand Year Dreaming
  • Thousand Year Dreaming: Breathing and Dreaming
  • Thousand Year Dreaming: Floating in Mid‐Air
  • Thousand Year Dreaming: In Full Bloom, Part 1
  • Thousand Year Dreaming: In Full Bloom, Part 2
  • Thousand Year Dreaming: The Chi Stirs
  • Tiger Balm
  • World Rhythms
  • bayou-borne, for Pauline