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New Percussion Quartet posing outdoors at Albright-Knox Art Gallery, with sculpture and snare drum
New Percussion Quartet posing in front of Toccata and Fugue by Jan Arman at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Frank Cipolla, conductor, with UB Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Charles Peltz, conductor in rehearsal
Ivar Frounberg, composer
Lukas Foss, composer/conductor standing onstage at Second Festival of the Arts
Jan Williams, percussionist seated with Renée Levine outside Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Jan Williams, percussionist seated with Renée Levine outside Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Artur Rodzinski
Jan Williams during hat-ART recording of Morton Feldman's For Philip Guston
Jan Williams during hat-ART recording of Morton Feldman's For Philip Guston
Case of the Murdered Model, The
Henri Pousseur, composer conducting
Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and Jan Williams rehearsing Morton Feldman's For Philip Gustin
Nils Vigeland, Eberhard Blum, and Jan Williams rehearsing Morton Feldman's For Philip Gustin
Composers, musicians, and audience members, including Brad Lubman, before a performance at June in Buffalo 2017
Robert Dick playing flute
Joaquin Valdepeñas playing clarinet
John Cage conducting his Concerto for Prepared Piano with Lukas Foss at the piano
John Cage conducting his Concerto for Prepared Piano with Lukas Foss at the piano
John Cage conducting his Concerto for Prepared Piano with Lukas Foss at the piano
John Cage conducting his Concerto for Prepared Piano with Lukas Foss at the piano
Program notes
UB faculty composers air works
'Spider Song' spins lengthy web, traps an American fantasy
Rehearsal in old Baird Hall, Room 101, with Charles Joseph, Jean Dupouy, and Jay Humeston
Nora Kaye in Pillar of Fire
Eleanor Steber, Gordon Eby, Neville Long, and Jack Lewis in front of poster for Tosca, used as a Christmas card
Jan Williams and Lennart Fessel setting up percussion instruments on stage for a rehearsal of Lukas Foss' Concerto for percussion and orchestra
Maria Tallchief and André Eglevsky in Swan Lake
Brave throng a tribute to composers Foss, Smit
Yvar Mikhashoff performing with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Yvar Mikhashoff performing with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Yvar Mikhashoff performing with the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra
Morton Feldman with Nils Vigeland at Totnes Castle, Devon, England
Morton Feldman with Nils Vigeland at Totnes Castle, Devon, England
Jan Williams, Joan La Barbara, and Nora Post at a rehearsal at Albright-Knox Art Gallery Auditorium
John Cage and unidentified girl performing his She Is Asleep at Albright-Knox Art Gallery performance for the 2nd Festival of the Arts
Leon Kirchner, composer seated in chair
Stephen Manes, pianist with unidentified student
Richard Myers, trombonist working with unidentified student
Toru Takemitsu, composer
Fredric Myrow, composer
Fredric Myrow, composer
Jan Williams performing Elliott Carter's 8 Pieces for Four Timpani at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Arts center names associates
Jan Williams, John Patrick Thomas, Robert Black, and Eberhard Blum eating at a restaurant outdoors
Jan Williams and Charles Boone in Slee Hall
It's hard to tell the players when S.E.M. stages a concert
Partimenti e regole generali : per conoscere qual numerica dar si deve a vari movimenti del basso / da Giacomo Tritto
John Cage conducting his Concerto for Prepared Piano with Lukas Foss at the piano
Gallery anniversary events feature premieres of Foss, Hiller compositions
Thomas B. Lockwood --The Man and His Library
Eleanor Steber using a projector standing next to Grace Davis Mechling at a party in a hotel suite in New York City
Eleanor Steber (center) with Margaret Ulmer (left) and Ellen Martin at an outdoor party
Barry Truax sitting outside
Lukas Foss, composer/conductor seated at piano at Second Festival of the Arts
Lowell E. Shaw, horn player
Metallic purrs fill gallery auditorium
Morton Feldman with Nils Vigeland in Totnes, England
Jan Williams, percussionist standing at steps of Albright-Knox Art Gallery
Gathering of people on the lawn outside a house
Morton Feldman with Julius Eastman, Ralph Jones, and Peter Gena
Anya Linden (Sainsbury) as the Poor girl and Desmond Doyle as the Rich Man in Noctambules
Jan Williams setting up percussion instruments for Morton Feldman's King of Denmark at the Staatsgalerie Stuttgart
José Limón as the Traitor and Lucas Hoving as The Leader in The Traitor
SONOR: John Silber (left), Thomas Nee (front), Carol Plantamura (right), and two unidentified musicians
Charles Peltz, conductor in performance
Renée Levine, administrator
Renée Levine, administrator
Toru Takemitsu, composer
Toru Takemitsu, composer
Aaron Copland, composer conducting
Yvonne Mounsey and Francisco Moncion in the Prodigal Son
Eberhard Blum with Mats Persson and Kristine Scholz, piano duo, at the Nationalgalerie in Berlin
Creative soloists come on slow, end it with Poe
Sahl relaxes mind with 50s pop traits
Jan and Diane Williams, and Eberhard Blum outside of the Altes Museum in Berlin
Jan Williams and friends in Buffalo
Artpark (contact sheet), with images of Julius Eastman
Yvar Mikhashoff silhouette
David Kuehn, trumpet player
Jan Williams, Eberhard Blum, and Bernard --? at the Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane
Jan Williams, Ann Holyoke Lehmann, and Bernard --? at the Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane
Bertram Turetzky playing double bass
John Cage
John Cage
X-Ray tube
Henri Pousseur, composer with Michel Butor
Garden Scene in "Fair Japan"
Yvonne Mounsey and Francisco Moncion in the Prodigal Son
Yvonne Mounsey and Francisco Moncion in the Prodigal Son
Yvonne Mounsey and Francisco Moncion in the Prodigal Son
Jan Williams conducting Koussevitzky's Concerto for Double Bass and Orchestra with the Sjelland Symphony Orchestra
Francisco Moncion and Yvonne Mounsey in the Prodigal Son
New Percussion Quartet at Second Festival of the Arts
New Percussion Quartet at Second Festival of the Arts
New Percussion Quartet at Second Festival of the Arts
New Percussion Quartet at Second Festival of the Arts
New Percussion Quartet at Second Festival of the Arts