Glenn Branca
About the artist
Glenn Branca (Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, October 6, 1948 - May 13, 2018) was an American avant-garde composer and guitarist known for his use of volume, alternative guitar tunings, repetition, droning, and the harmonic series. Branca received a 2009 Foundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award. Branca studied theater at Emerson College in Boston in the early 1970s. While there, he began experimenting with sound as the founder of an experimental theater group called Bastard Theater.
Top songs
- Lesson No. 2
- Structure
- The Spectacular Commodity
- The Ascension
- Light Field (In Consonance)
- Sym. No. 1, Movement 1
- Lesson No. 1 For Electric Guitar
- The Tone Row That Ruled the World
- Dissonance
- Light Field
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- Lesson No. 1
- Lesson No.2
- First Movement
- Third Movement
- Carbon Monoxide
- Bad Smells
- My Relationship
- You Got Me
- Second Movement
- Lightfield (In Consonance)
- Don't Let Me Stop You
- Velvets And Pearls
- Sym. No. 1, Movement 2
- Fourth Movement
- Quadratonic
- Lesson No. 3 (Tribute to Steve Reich)
- Fuck Yourself
- Sym. No. 1, Movement 3
- The Spectacular Commodity (For Eiko and Koma)
- The Blood
- TV Song
- Lost Chords
- Sym. No. 1, Movement 4
- Glazened Idols
- Jill
- Lesson No. 4
- You
- German Expressionism
- The Smoke (Guitar Concerto for Arad Evans)
- Fifth Movement
- Symphony No. 6: Second Movement
- Twisting In Space
- First Movement (Slow Mass)
- Symphony No. 3 - Gloria - First Movement
- Cold Thing (La Belle Dame Sans Merci)
- Symphony No. 3 - Gloria - Third Movement
- Symphony No. 5: 1st Movement
- Symphony No. 6: First Movement
- Symphony No. 5: 3rd Movement
- Symphony No. 5: 2nd Movement
- Symphony No. 6: Fourth Movement
- March
- Symphony No. 3 - Gloria - Second Movement
- Second Movement (Radioactive Poltergeist Kitchen 1955)
- Symphony No. 6: Third Movement
- Symphony No. 5: 4th Movement
- Symphony No. 5: 5th Movement (Part I)
- Third Movement (Melodrama And Nuclear Physics In The Global Theater)
- The Temple of Venus Pt. 1
- Symphony No. 5: 5th Movement (Part III)
- Fourth Movement (Sacred Field)
- Symphony No. 5: 5th Movement (Part II)
- Sym. No. 1, Movement 1
- Movement 1
- Symphony No. 6: Fifth Movement
- Fifth Movement (In the late 20th Century, the Impossible Becomes Possible) (Short Excerpt)
- Augustus - version 2007
- Lesson #1 For Electric Guitar
- Symphony No. 5: 6th Movement
- Light Fields (in Consonance)
- Sixth Movement
- Symphony #2: 2nd Movement (Excerpt)
- Augustus
- Symphony No. 8 (The Mystery) - I - the Passion
- Movement 2
- Chant
- Vengeance
- So That Each Person Is In Charge Of Himself
- Symphony #6: 4th Movement
- Drive
- Fifth Movement (Part I)
- Movement 3
- Fifth Movement (Part III)
- Fifth Movement (Part II)
- Symphony #3: 2nd Movement (Excerpt)
- Symphony No. 8 (The Mystery) - II - Spiritual Anarchy
- Movement 4
- Indeterminate Activity Of Resultant Masses
- Symphony #5: 4th Movement
- Seventh Movement (Polyhymnia)
- Symphony No. 10 (The Mystery Pt. 2) - I - the Final Problem
- Harmonic Series Chords
- First Movement (The Temple of Venus Pt. 1)
- Symphony No. 10 (The Mystery Pt. 2) - II - the Horror
- Sixth Movement (Fluid Density)
- Lesson No.1 For Electric Guitar
- Symphony #6: 5th Movement
- First Movement - Slow Mass
- Sym. No. 1, Movement 2
- Indeterminate Activity Of Resultant Masses (Branca)
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