Karlheinz Stockhausen - Notable Students

Notable Students

  • David Ahern
  • Maryanne Amacher
  • Gilbert Amy
  • Junsang Bahk
  • Clarence Barlow
  • Gerald Barry
  • Mary Bauermeister
  • Michael von Biel
  • Konrad Boehmer
  • Jean-Yves Bosseur
  • Karl Gottfried Brunotte
  • Boudewijn Buckinx
  • Cornelius Cardew
  • Stephen Chatman
  • Tom Constanten
  • Holger Czukay
  • Hugh Davies
  • Michel Decoust
  • Jean-Claude Éloy
  • Péter Eötvös
  • Julio Estrada
  • Johannes G. Fritsch
  • Renaud Gagneux
  • Rolf Gehlhaar
  • Jacob Gilboa
  • Gérard Grisey
  • Jon Hassell
  • York Höller
  • Eleanor Hovda
  • Nicolaus A. Huber
  • Alden Jenks
  • David C. Johnson
  • Will Johnson
  • Jonathan Kramer
  • Helmut Lachenmann
  • André Laporte
  • Mario Lavista
  • Henning Lohner
  • Luca Lombardi
  • Vincent McDermott
  • John McGuire
  • Jennifer Helen McLeod
  • Robin Maconie
  • Mesías Maiguashca
  • Pierre Mariétan
  • Tomás Marco
  • Gérard Masson
  • Paul Méfano
  • Costin Miereanu
  • Dary John Mizelle
  • Emmanuel Nunes
  • Gonzalo de Olavide
  • Jorge Peixinho
  • Robert H.P. Platz
  • Zoltán Pongrácz
  • Horaţiu Rădulescu
  • Wolfgang Rihm
  • Ingo Schmitt
  • Irmin Schmidt
  • Holger Schüring
  • Kurt Schwertsik
  • Gerald Shapiro
  • Makoto Shinohara
  • Roger Smalley
  • Avo Sõmer
  • Tim Souster
  • Atli Heimir Sveinsson
  • Zsigmond Szathmáry
  • Ivan Tcherepnin
  • Serge Tcherepnin
  • Gilles Tremblay
  • Stephen Truelove
  • Claude Vivier
  • Kevin Volans
  • Thomas Wells
  • La Monte Young
  • Hans Zender

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