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Teiji Ito

1935 – 1982

Japanese-born American musician

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About Teiji Ito

Lived 1935 – 1982 (aged 47). Teiji Ito was an American composer, musician and drummer, known for Maya Deren.

Career Ito began to compose at age 17. He met Maya Deren during this time and in 1955, traveled with her to Haiti. There, Ito studied under a master drummer. Ito would also compose the score for Deren's Meshes of the Afternoon at Deren's request. Ito also performed and composed for Jean Erdman's Theater of the Open Eye.

Death While in Haiti, Ito died of a heart attack in 1982.

Discography Meshes: Music For Films and Theater (O.O. Discs) Music For Maya: Early Film Music Of Teiji Ito (Tzadik Records, 2-CD set) King Ubu (Tzadik) The Shamanic Principles (Tzadik) Tenno (Tzadik) Watermill (Tzadik)

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Maya Deren

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Frequently asked questions

Who was Teiji Ito?

Japanese-born American musician (1935–1982)

When was Teiji Ito born?

Teiji Ito was born on 22 January 1935 in Japan.

When did Teiji Ito die?

Teiji Ito died on 16 August 1982 in Haiti.

What was Teiji Ito's occupation?

Teiji Ito was a composer, musician and drummer.

What was Teiji Ito known for?

Teiji Ito was known for Maya Deren.

What nationality was Teiji Ito?

Teiji Ito was American.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Teiji Ito

· Wikidata: Q7695016

· DBpedia: Teiji Ito

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