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Jeffrey Lohn

Jeffrey Lohn is a New York based conceptual artist, classically trained composer, and guitarist. Inspired by the explosion of punk rock in New York, Lohn and Glenn Branca formed the no wave band, Theoretical Girls that performed at The Kitchen in 1978. Lohn presented his own compositions at The Kitchen throughout 1979, several of which were conducted by composer Julius Eastman. That same year he also took part in the monumental New Music, New York festival.

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Music for Electrified Instruments and Voices

Jeffrey Lohn, Julius Eastman, Music, 1970s

Ensemble Music

Jeffrey Lohn, Julius Eastman, Michael Nyman, Music, 1970s

New Music, New York

"Blue" Gene Tyranny, Alvin Lucier, Annea Lockwood, Barbara Benary, Charlemagne Palestine, Charles Dodge, Connie Beckley, David Behrman, David Mahler, David Van Tieghem, Don Cherry, Frankie Mann, Garrett List, George Lewis, Gordon Mumma, Ivan Tcherepnin, Jeanne Lee, Jeffrey Lohn, Jill Kroesen, Joe Celli, Joel Chadabe, John Adams, Jon Deak, Jon Gibson, Jon Hassell, Karl Berger, Larry Austin, Laurie Anderson, Laurie Spiegel, Leo Smith, Marc Grafe, Meredith Monk, Michael Nyman, Ned Sublette, Pauline Oliveros, Peter Gordon, Peter Zummo, Petr Kotik, Philip Glass, Phill Niblock, Rhys Chatham, Richard Teitelbaum, Robert Ashley, Scott Johnson, Stephanie Woodard, Steve Reich, Tom Johnson, Tony Conrad, Music, 1970s
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