Christian Wolff
Christian Wolff, born in Nice in 1934 and raised in New York, is an American composer and the youngest member of the New York School around John Cage, Morton Feldman and Earle Brown. From the early 1950s his scores left more and more to the players, with cues taken from what the others do, so that performers become co-composers. Burdocks (1971) is the best known example. He taught at Harvard and then at Dartmouth for decades.
