Brian Griffeath-Loeb (b. 1981) holds a Master's Degree from UC San Diego, a Post-Graduate Diploma from the Royal College of Music in London, and a Bachelor of Arts degree (cum laude) from Dartmouth College in Hanover, NH. Principal studies with Rand Steiger, and Charles Dodge. Additional studies with Roger Reynolds, David Sawer, Edwin Roxburgh, Kui Dong, Larry Polansky, and John Appleton. His music has been performed across the United States and England.

Untitled solo for tuba (in progress)

Untitled solo for piano (in progress)

Untitled duet for clarinet and cello (in progress)

Impulse Clusters, for percussion sextet (in progress)

Solo for Horn, for...solo horn in f (2007)

What's Your Bas[sic] Problem?, for solo contrabass (2007)

Sequitur, Non?, for piano, guitar, baritone sax, and tuba (2007)

bicusp[i think you've got]id, for bass flute and tuba (2006)

Fistful of Fibbin' Archie, for oboe, percussion, viola, and contrabass (2006)

Detritus of Irrational Density, for flute, clarinet, horn, piano, violin, and cello (2005)

Tonal Study, for solo piano (2000/05)

Variations, for clarinet, violin, viola, and cello (2004/05)

Sicut Erat, a chamber opera in one act (1999-2004)

24 extra seconds, for tape (2003)

Napalm Soup, for tape (2001)