The Holy Presence Of Joan D'ArcJulius Eastman, Abby Newton, Barry Gold, Chase Morrison, Christine Gummere, David Sabee, Jodi Beder, Julie Green, Larry Rawdon, Maureen Hynes & Sarah Carter
Evil N****rWild Up, Julius Eastman, Christopher Rountree, Devonté Hynes, Adam Tendler & Lewis Pesacov
ALBUMDalia's MixtapeDalia Stasevska & BBC Symphony Orchestra
ALBUMJulius Eastman, Vol. 4: The Holy PresenceWild Up
ALBUMJulius Eastman, Vol. 4: The Holy PresenceWild Up
ALBUMJulius Eastman: FemenineTalea Ensemble, Rane Moore, Chris McIntyre, Matthew Gold, Stephen Gosling, Greg Chudzik, Harlem Chamber Players, Brandon George, Mark Allen Jr., Chala Yancy, Josh Henderson & Matthew Beauge
ALBUMJulius Eastman Vol. 3: If You're so Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?Wild Up & Christopher Rountree
ALBUMJulius Eastman, Vol. 3: If You're so Smart, Why Aren't You Rich?Wild Up & Christopher Rountree
ALBUMEastmanEmmanuel Jacob Lacopo & Amelya N.S.H.
ALBUMJulius Eastman, Vol. 2: Joy BoyWild Up & Christopher Rountree
ALBUMJulius Eastman, Vol. 1: FemenineWild Up & Christopher Rountree
ALBUMThree Extended Pieces for Four PianosJulius Eastman
ALBUMFemenineJulius Eastman
ALBUMWORKWooden Cities & Brendan Fitzgerald
ALBUMJulius Eastman: The Zürich ConcertJulius Eastman
ALBUMBook of HorizonsJoseph Kubera
ALBUMClayton: The Julius Eastman Memory DepotJace Clayton, Emily Manzo, David Friend & Arooj Aftab
About Julius Eastman
Hometown
New York, NY, United States
Born
1940
Genre
Classical
The music of African American composer Julius Eastman has been revived increasingly often since his death in 1990. Eastman was a pioneer not only as an openly gay and Black composer in the 1970s but also as one who incorporated elements of free jazz and pop into a minimalist compositional language. The late '70s and early '80s were among his most prolific years, giving some of his works provocative titles like Gay Guerrilla. Eastman later grew despondent over the lack of opportunities he encountered, began to abuse drugs, was homeless for a time, and when he was evicted from an apartment, lost many of his music manuscripts. Eastman died of cardiac arrest in Buffalo on May 28, 1990. His death was almost unnoticed; eight months later, music critic Kyle Gann wrote one of his few obituaries. The chamber group Wild Up issued a recording of Eastman's Femenine in 2021.
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