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Rhys Chatham is an American composer, guitarist, and trumpeter known for his contributions to minimalism and experimental rock. In the 1970s, he served as the music director at The Kitchen in New York City. His 1977 work 'Guitar Trio' is considered pivotal in the No Wave genre. In 1989, he composed 'An Angel Moves Too Fast to See' for 100 electric guitars. In 2005, he presented 'A Crimson Grail' for 400 guitars in Paris. Chatham has collaborated with artists such as Tony Conrad and Charlemagne Palestine. His work has influenced bands like Sonic Youth and Swans. The products available from the artist Rhys Chatham include CDs.
