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John
Dalley (now a celebrated violinist with the Guarneri String Quartet)
and Gordon Mumma,
Interlochen, Michigan, circa 1951. |
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Gordon
Mumma on Right, in prisoner's chorus, Beethoven's FIDELIO, Act I.
University of Michigan Theatre, Mid 1950s. |
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Gordon
Mumma and Robert Ashley, at Ashley's section of the Coopertive Studio
for Electronic Music.
Ann Arbor, MI, circa 1960. |
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A
screen-modified group-rate advance-ticket-request, by Mary Ashley,
for the 1964 ONCE Festival in Ann Arbor, Michigan. |
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left
to right:
Luigi Nono, Gordon Mumma, Nuria Schoenberg Nono, Robert Ashley.
Venice, Italy, Summer 1964 |
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Gordon
Mumma, with double-reed horn (from the 19th Century Sarrausophone
tradition), in Ann Arbor, MI, 1964.
photo by Jacqueline Leuzinger |
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David
Tudor and Gordon Mumma in the recording session of MESA, at the 30th
Street NYC CBS studios, in 1967 |
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David
Borden, Gordon Mumma, Robert Moog, David Tudor, in Moog's synthesizer
studio.
Trumansburg, NY, Spring 1968. |
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The
SONIC ARTS UNION: Gordon Mumma, Alvin Lucier, David Behrman, and
Robert Ashley, in an advertising photo-montage.
New York city, 1968.
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Anthony
Braxton (saxophone), Leroy Jenkins (violin), Gordon Mumma (horn)
New York City, November 1970. |
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John
Cage and Gordon Mumma, in a radio broadcast at WBAI-FM, NYC, 1970. |
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The
Sonic Arts Union at Sveriges Radio.
Gordon Mumma, Alvin Lucier, Robert Ashley, David Behrman.
Stockholm, May 4, 1971. |
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Mumma
and cybersonic horn is from a live-performance of HORNPIPE (1967)
at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
New York City, February 19, 1972 |
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Gordon
Mumma, Christian Wolff, and Cornelius Cardew.
Berlin, Germany, September 1974 |
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Mako
Nancarrow, Mumma, and Conlon Nancarrow.
Mexico City, December 1975
Mako is Conlon's son. |
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John
Adams and Gordon Mumma, San Francisco Conservatory of Music, following
a rehearsal of Mumma's ZERO CROSSING, for chamber ensemble, commissioned
and conducted by Adams, 1976 May. |
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Tom
Robbins (author), and Gordon Mumma (bandoneon), in a performance of
choreographer Jan McCauley's EARHEART.
Seattle, WA, Sept 22, 1977 |
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Gordon
Mumma and Pauline Oliveros, playing duo bandoneons in a Santa
Cruz rifle range. Mid 1980s. |
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Gordon
Mumma
California 1991
photo by J.M.Gleisner |
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San Francisco Contemporary Music Players, after a rehearsal of John
Cage's MUSIC FOR 14. At the left is John Cage; squatting on
the floor is William Winant and Gordon Mumma.
May 7, 1992. |
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Greta Slobin (Russian culture scholar, 20th Cent.), Mark Slobin (ethnomusicologist,
everywhere), Alvin Lucier (composer), and Gordon Mumma, Middletown,
CN. early 1990s. |
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Lou Harrison, Gordon Mumma, and Bill Colvig, Mills College, Oakland
CA., 15 April 1999. |
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Gordon Mumma and William Winant, rehearsing Mumma's THAN PARTICLE
(1985), in Winant's rehearsal room, Mills College, Oakland CA.
photo by Steed Cowart |
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