Bill Dixon
American composer and educator
William Robert Dixon (October 5, 1925 – June 16, 2010) was an American composer and educator. Dixon was one of the seminal figures in free jazz and late twentieth-century contemporary music. He was also a prominent activist for artists' rights and African-American music tradition. He played the trumpet, flugelhorn, and piano, often using electronic delay and reverb.
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Works
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- A Song for Claudia's Children
- Acanthus
- Acrolithes
- Anamorphosis
- Another Quiet Feeling
- Brothers
- Cinnamon
- Couplet
- Crawlspace
- Currents
- Dance Piece: Places - For Jack and Barbara - Autumn Sequence From a Paris Diary
- Ebonite
- Epigraphy
- Essay di Larry Neal
- Firenze
- For Cecil Taylor: Almost Anacrusis / Conversation / New Slow Dance
- For Nelson and Winnie (A Suite in Four Parts): Time I / Essence / Transfiguration /Time II
- Four: VI: 1998
- Fusama Codex
- Incunabula
- Indirizzo: Via Cimarosa Sei
- Llaattiinnoo Suite
- Mandala per Mandela
- Molti molti anni fa…
- Moment
- Negoro Codex
- November 1981
- Octette #1
- Open Quiet/The Orange Bell
- Palimpsest
- Papyrus
- Papyrus # 2
- Pellucity
- Penthesilea
- Piece Three
- Piece Two
- Points
- Pyxis
- Quadro di Henry Dumas
- Quadro di N.H. Pritchard
- Reflections
- Ritratto di Allen Polite
- Schema VI‐88
- Scribbles
- Silences for Jack Moore
- Silver Point - Jeanne Phillips
- Sine qua non # 2
- Sine qua non #1
- Sketch / Firenze
- Son of Sisyphus
- Squares
- Steps
- Sumi‐E
- Summer Song / One / Morning
- Summer Song / Three / Aurorea: Daybreak
- Summer Song / Three / Aurorea: Dusk
- Summer Song / Two / Evening
- Suri-Mono: Louise Wade
- T ÷ C x B
- Tableau
- The Second Son
- The Sirens
- The Statesman
- Thoughts
- Trio
- Twice Upon a Time
- Vade Mecum
- Valentina di Sera
- Vector
- Velvet
- Viole Nino Bixio 20
- Webern
- Windows
- Windswept Winterset