Morton Feldman
- Type: Classical Composer
- Born: January 12, 1926 in New York, New York, United States
- Died: September 3, 1987 in Buffalo, New York, United States
Biography
New York composer Morton Feldman (1926-1987) was a central figure of the New York School with *John Cage*, an early pioneer of graphic scores and indeterminate notation. His mature works, including 'Rothko Chapel' (1971) and the six-hour String Quartet No. 2 (1983), pursue hushed, slowly shifting patterns at extreme length. He taught at Buffalo from 1972 and died there in 1987.
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Morton Feldman Discography
- Rothko Chapel; For Frank O'Hara (1976) - Album - rated 4.06/5
- Rothko Chapel; Why Patterns? (1991) - Album - rated 4.06/5
- Why Patterns?; Crippled Symmetry (1991) - Album - rated 4.13/5
- For Philip Guston (1992) - Album - rated 4.03/5
- Piano and String Quartet (1993) - Album - rated 4.02/5
- Crippled Symmetry (1994) - Album - rated 4.15/5
- Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello (1995) - Album - rated 4.07/5
- Only: Works for Voice and Instruments (1996) - Compilation - rated 3.71/5
- Durations I-V; Coptic Light (1997) - Album - rated 4.11/5
- Neither: Opera (1997) - Album - rated 4.03/5
- Musica Viva 01: Neither (2000) - Album - rated 3.68/5
- Orchestral Works & Chamber Music (2000) - Compilation - rated 3.75/5
- Feldman Edition 4: Indeterminate Music (2001) - Album - rated 3.42/5
- Feldman Edition 6: String Quartet No. 2 (2002) - Album - rated 4.4/5
- The Viola in My Life (2008) - Album - rated 3.79/5
- Complete Works for Multiple Pianos (2026) - Album - rated 4.05/5