Malcolm Goldstein

Violinist and composer of avant-garde music

Malcolm Goldstein - Violinist and composer of avant-garde music
Born

March 27th, 1936
88 years ago

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

United States

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An American violinist and composer, contributed extensively to the field of contemporary music through performances and compositions. Participated in numerous collaborations with prominent composers and worked with the New Music Group. Engaged in various teaching positions to train future generations of musicians. Developed a unique style that blended improvisation with traditional violin techniques, impacting the avant-garde music scene.

Performed with the New Music Group

Created innovative compositions in contemporary music

Taught at various institutions

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