Joan La Barbara
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About Joan La Barbara
Joan La Barbara (born June 8, 1947 in Philadelphia, PA, United States) is a vocalist and composer associated with contemporary classical music. She is a former student of Helen Boatwright and has worked with her husband Morton Subotnick since 1979, as well with many other contemporary composers such as John Cage, Philip Glass, Larry Austin, the dancer Merce Cunningham, and many others. She has also worked with Kenneth Goldsmith. While she is known primarily for her vocal abilities and extended techniques
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Autumn Signal
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Cathing
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13
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as lightning comes, in flashes
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A Flower / Joan La Barbara
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Circular Song
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Hear What I Feel
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ShadowSong
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Klee Alee
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Urban Tropics
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Erin
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Vocal Extensions
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Voice Piece: One-Note Internal Resonance Investigation
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Des Accords Pour Teeny
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Eight Whiskus / Joan La Barbara
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shamansong
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Rothko
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A Flower
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The Wondeful Widow of Eighteen Springs / Joan La Barbara
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Thunder
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Time(d) Trials and Unscheduled Events
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CYCLONE
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Mirakus / Joan La Barbara
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Forever and Sunsmell / Joan La Barbara
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October Music: Star Showers And Extraterrestrials
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"Q-/-Uatre Petites Bêtes"
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Shadow Song
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Solo for Voice 45 (from Songbooks)
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Nowth Upon Nacht / Joan La Barbara
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Sonnekus / Joan La Barbara
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Solo for Voice 49 / Joan La Barbara
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Eight Whiskus
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nowth upon nacht
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Solo for Voice 52 / Joan La Barbara
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Solo for Voice 67 / Joan La Barbara
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Mirakus
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Forever and Sunsmell
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Twelvesong (Zwolfgesang)
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Solo for Voice 49
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Opening
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Solo for Voice 67
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Silent Scroll
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Solo For Voice 52
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Body Work
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Voice Piece:One-Note Internal Resonance Investigation
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Legato
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sonnekus
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Music for Two
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Calligraphy II/Shadows
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Twelvesong (Zwölfgesang)
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