February’s exhibit is dedicated to the memory of classical and avant-garde composer George Crumb.
Crumb was primarily known for his unique forms of notation (seen in works such as A Prophecy of Nostradamus and Black Angels) and his use of unconventional, experimental timbres, (heard in his most famous and ambitious composition Makrokosmos).
Metamorphoses (book I) ; Five Pieces for Piano by 
Songs, drones and refrains of death A little suite for Christmas, A.D. 1979 ; Apparition by
