Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Julius Eastman and His Music
- 1 Julius Eastman, A Biography
- 2 Unjust Malaise
- 3 The Julius Eastman Parables
- 4 Julius Eastman and the Conception of “Organic Music”
- 5 Julius Eastman Singing
- 6 An Accidental Musicologist Passes the Torch
- 7 A Flexible Musical Identity: Julius Eastman in New York City, 1976–90
- 8 Evil Nigger: A Piece for Multiple Instruments of the Same Type by Julius Eastman (1979), with Performance Instructions by Joseph Kubera
- 9 A Postminimalist Analysis of Julius Eastman’s Crazy Nigger
- 10 “That Piece Does Not Exist without Julius”: Still Staying on Stay On It
- 11 Connecting the Dots
- 12 Gay Guerrilla: A Minimalist Choralphantasie
- Appendix: Julius Eastman Compositions
- Chronology
- Selected Bibliography
- List of Contributors
- Index
- Eastman Studies in Music
Chronology
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 26 May 2021
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- Foreword
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: Julius Eastman and His Music
- 1 Julius Eastman, A Biography
- 2 Unjust Malaise
- 3 The Julius Eastman Parables
- 4 Julius Eastman and the Conception of “Organic Music”
- 5 Julius Eastman Singing
- 6 An Accidental Musicologist Passes the Torch
- 7 A Flexible Musical Identity: Julius Eastman in New York City, 1976–90
- 8 Evil Nigger: A Piece for Multiple Instruments of the Same Type by Julius Eastman (1979), with Performance Instructions by Joseph Kubera
- 9 A Postminimalist Analysis of Julius Eastman’s Crazy Nigger
- 10 “That Piece Does Not Exist without Julius”: Still Staying on Stay On It
- 11 Connecting the Dots
- 12 Gay Guerrilla: A Minimalist Choralphantasie
- Appendix: Julius Eastman Compositions
- Chronology
- Selected Bibliography
- List of Contributors
- Index
- Eastman Studies in Music
Summary
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- Chapter
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- Gay GuerrillaJulius Eastman and His Music, pp. 207 - 220Publisher: Boydell & BrewerPrint publication year: 2015