Brown, Earle

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Brown, Earle (1926– ) composer; born in Lunenburg, Mass. In the 1950s he began to write highly influential avant-garde works in "open form," giving performers wide choices, the scores sometimes being noteless diagrams. He was also an active teacher.

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