Otto Clarence Luening (1900-1996), along with Vladimir Ussachevsky, was the American pioneer of electronic music. Luening and Ussachevsky's collaborations were first presented in 1952 at an historic concert at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Both men worked to establish what would become one of the most significant electronic music facilities in the United States, the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center.
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Listing of his clarinet pieces with features and related works.
Background material from US Opera with link to information on "Evangeline."
Retrospective with photograph, emphasizing his ties to Columbia University. Includes opportunity to make archived comment on this entry.
Online and print sources recommended by a librarian who has him as a research specialty.
Background material from US Opera with link to information on "Evangeline."
Listing of his clarinet pieces with features and related works.
Retrospective with photograph, emphasizing his ties to Columbia University. Includes opportunity to make archived comment on this entry.
