Kurt Stallmann [SEP] date of birth
Kurt Stallmann
Kurt Stallmann (born 1964) is an American composer who lives and works in Houston, Texas.
Education.
Kurt Stallmann was born in Rockford, Illinois. In 1987, he received a bachelor's degree in music from Northern Illinois University. That same year, he reolocated to Boston, Massachusetts where he composed, improvised, and collaborated with modern dance choreographers. In 1990, he was invited by Yasuko Tokunaga to join the Dance Division faculty at The Boston Conservatory to design a course for dancers that
, "Still Point" (2009) and "Passage" (2018). This experimental strain is related to his collaborations with composers, including his contributions to Earl Kim’s "Exercises en Route" (1971), as well as to Kurt Stallmann’s "SONA" (2005). He also work collaboratively with Kurt Stallmann on "Breaking Earth" (2008), a gallery installation for 11 channels of sound and 5 video projections; "Moon Crossings" (2011), for 15 instruments, electronics and