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Benjamin Boretz

Benjamin Aaron Boretz (born October 3, 1934) is an American composer and music theorist.

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Life and work

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Benjamin Boretz

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Benjamin Boretz

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related to Life and work · 24
Benjamin Boretz → Abraham Jacob Boretz, Arthur Berger, Aspen Music Festival, Bard College, Boretz, Brandeis University, Brooklyn, Brooklyn College, Darius Milhaud, Group Variations II, He, In, Irving Fine, Leah, Lukas Foss, Milton Babbitt, Music Program Zero, New York, Princeton University, Roger Sessions
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Benjamin Boretz → BenjaminBoretz, Boretz Web Page, Open Space, The Open Space MagazineBenjamin

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music open boretz space musical composer composition publications benjamin arthur 1970 randall dorota czerner american work new college university one

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Benjamin Boretzrelated to External linksOpen Space0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to External linksThe Open Space MagazineBenjamin0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to External linksBoretz Web Page0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to External linksBenjaminBoretz0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workBrooklyn0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workNew York0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workAbraham Jacob Boretz0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workLeah0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workYullis0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workBoretz0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workHe0.60section
Benjamin Boretzrelated to Life and workBrooklyn College0.60section

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