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Annea Lockwood - Potential Bibliography

Pink noises : women on electronic music and sound (Tara Rodgers); available at CalArts library

"Annea Lockwood. Ear-Walking Woman (DVD) review by Travis D. Stimeling

Gale In Context bio

Following the Sounds of Rivers (Kerry O'Brien)

Ruth Anderson, 91, Electronic-Music Pioneer (Steve Smith)

• Annea was the "spouse and only immediate survivor" of "Ruth Anderson, a groundbreaking electronic composer who created a relatively small but prescient body of work"
• "Ms. Anderson also cited two other composers, Pauline Oliveros and Ms. Lockwood, for ''leading her to her own true musical expression,'' according to Dr. Hinkle-Turner."
• 'In the months before her death, Ms. Anderson was assembling ''Here,'' the first release devoted solely to her music, working in collaboration with Ms. Lockwood and Jennifer Lucy Allan, the English journalist and concert curator who runs the record label Arc Light Editions. The album was scheduled for release in February 2020."

The Aids Quilt Songbook (Keith Ward)

• "Annea Lockwood. For Richard. Sanford Sylvan, baritone; David Krakauer, clarinet."
• "The Aids Quilt Songbook originated with baritone William Parker (1943-93), who commissioned or solicited composers to write songs that would address HIV and AIDS, either directly or metaphorically."
• "To date, The AIDS Quilt Songbook stands as one of the most important musical responses to AIDS. The songs in this compilation were written with the clear purpose of naming the virus along with its social as well as personal and medical complications in contemporary life."
• "The AIDS Quilt Songbook is one of the most significant collections of modern art song from the final quarter of this century"