Jacob A. Barton Virginia Beach, Virginia
Jacob A. Barton (1985-) is a composer and multi-instrumentalist whose work focuses on microtonal practice and theory. He received the BMI Student Composer Award for "Xenharmonic Variations on a Theme by Mozart". He is the originator of the udderbot, a slide woodwind instrument family. He has organized many concerts and workshops, most notably Xenharmonic Praxis Summer Camp. ... more
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