The Long Line
Milton Babbitt
American composer
Milton Byron Babbitt (May 10, 1916 – January 29, 2011) was an American composer, music theorist, mathematician, and teacher. He was a Pulitzer Prize and MacArthur Fellowship recipient, recognized for his serial and electronic music. Babbitt's compositional approach was deeply inspired by Arnold Schoenberg's twelve-tone technique. He built a compositional system based on permutations of the total chromatic.
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- About Time
- All Set
- An Elizabethan Sextette
- An Elizabethan Sextette: I. "When I Was Fair and Young"
- An Elizabethan Sextette: II. "Out of Sight, Out of Mind"
- An Elizabethan Sextette: III. "Your Face, Your Tongue"
- An Elizabethan Sextette: IV. "Can Doleful Notes to Measured Accents Set"
- An Elizabethan Sextette: V. "First Love"
- An Elizabethan Sextette: VI. "Neopolitan"
- Arie da Capo
- Around the Horn
- Beaten Paths
- Canonical Form
- Composition for Guitar "Sheer Pluck"
- Composition for Synthesizer
- Correspondences
- Danci
- Duet for piano
- Ensembles for Synthesizer
- Groupwise
- Homily
- It Takes Twelve to Tango
- Lagniappe
- Manifold Music
- Melismata
- Minute Waltz (or) ¾ ± ⅛
- My Ends Are My Beginnings
- My Ends Are My Beginnings: Section I
- My Ends Are My Beginnings: Section II
- My Ends Are My Beginnings: Section III
- None but the Lonely Flute
- Overtime
- Paraphrases
- Partitions
- Philomel: For soprano, taped soprano and synthesizer Vocal
- Phonemena
- Piano Concerto no. 1
- Play it Again, Sam
- Playing for Time
- Post-Partitions
- Quatrains
- Quintet for Clarinet and String Quartet
- Reflections
- Relata I
- Semi-Simple Variations
- Soli e duettini
- String Quartet No.2
- String Quartet no. 3
- String Quartet no. 4
- Swan Song no. 1
- Tableaux
- The Widow's Lament in Springtime
- Three Compositions for Piano
- Vision and Prayer
- Whirled Series