Sound American n° 22 – The Lee Hyla Issue

FROM THE EDITOR : LOSS AND CELEBRATION
Nate Wooley

CONSIDERING JAKI BYARD
Jerome Harris

“WE WILL JOIN THE SPHERES ONCE MORE”: SOCIAL CRITIQUE AND THE SCIENTIFIC IMAGINATION IN JOHANNA BEYER'S STATUS QUO
Charissa Noble

LEE HYLA AND THE PEDAGOGY OF PERMISSION
Eliza Brown

LEE HYLA'S BASIC TRAINING : FORM AND NARRATIVE
Stephen Drury

HYLA HOWLING (2019) : A NON-LINEAR VERSE FOR LEE HYLA
Ben Hjertmann

COMPOSING SPONTANEITY : LEE HYLA AND THE SCORE AS A FIELD
OF ACTION
Chris Fisher-Lochhead

LEE HYLA'S USE OF TIME : INFLUENCES, PERCEPTION, AND ANALYSIS
Bryan Hayslett

HYLA LICK MANEUVERS
David Rakowski

CARAVAGGIO : THE LEE HYLA OPERA THAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN
Scott Wheeler

REMEMBRANCES OF LEE HYLA
Rhonda Rider

ON STEPHEN MALKMUS
Rick Moody

TEN THOUGHTS UPON FIRST LISTENING TO SON HOUSE
Sam Amidon

ON HENRYK GÓRECKI'S THIRD SYMPHONY AND SORROW
Colin Stetson

AN INTERVIEW WITH CLAIRE CHASE ABOUT HER DENSITY 2036 PROJECT AND CREATING A NEW REPERTOIRE
Nate Wooley

SAM'S GOING TO THE DINER AT NOON : ON LIVING THE
COMPOSER'S LIFE
Kate Soper and Eric Wubbels in conversation

2019 PART TWO
Shawn Jaeger