"Gann has spent so much of his energy advancing the cause of younger and little-known composers... and done it so unselfishly that his own work as a composer is still tragically underappreciated." - American Record Guide. "...a fascinating composer..." - Musicworks.

Kyle Eugene Gann (born November 21, 1955, in Dallas, Texas) is an American composer, professor of music, critic, analyst, and musicologist who has worked primarily in the New York City area. [citation needed]

Kyle Gann, born 1955 in Dallas, Texas, is a composer of both microtonal and conventionally-tuned music, and the author of seven books on American music. His magnum opus is Hyperchromatica (2015-17), a three-and-a-half-hour cycle of pieces for three retuned, computer-driven pianos in a 33-tone scale (on the Other Minds label).

Lectured on musical aesthetics, criticism, and contemporary music; taught composition. Music before 1750, Contemporary Music, lectured on the history of music in Chicago. Solely responsible for three levels of aural skills; classes in undergraduate theory and American experimental music.

Composer Kyle Gann, in his new book ‘The Arithmetic of Listening’, makes a plea for the music fraternity to open its ears to the new directions possible. After 22 years of teaching, Gann has become a guru of new music.

Kyle Gann is a composer and theoretician of microtonal music. He was born 1955 in Dallas, Texas. He has been assistant professor of music at Bard College since 1997 and new-music critic for the Village Voice since 1986.

Kyle Gann, born in 1955 in Dallas, Texas, is a composer and was new-music critic for the Village Voice from 1986 to 2005.

Kyle Gann. 498 likes · 18 talking about this. This is a promotion page for the composer, author, microtonal theorist, and music professor Kyle Gan

"Kyle Gann (b.1955) is a composer whose music inevitably is structured with an array of metric, harmonic and melodic ideas and strategies that would seem to guarantee it to be beyond listenable in its complexity.

Kyle Gann (b. 1955) is an American composer, musicologist, critic, writer, and journalist, Chair of the Division of the Arts and Taylor Hawver & Frances Bortle Hawver Professor of Music at …