American conductor and writer
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Conductor who made "prequiems"—preemptive requiems for the soon-to-be-dead, including Joe DiMaggio and Timothy McVeigh. Also sold replica Dreamachines and drew controversy for his music choices in the 1990s and 2000s.
David James Woodard is an American conductor and writer known for his controversial performances. Through the 1990s and 2000s, Woodard constructed and sold replica Dreamachines, or stroboscopic light devices. He also coined the term prequiem, meaning preemptive requiem, to describe musical compositions that he made "for the soon-to-be-deceased". He created prequiems for people such as baseball player Joe DiMaggio and terrorist Timothy McVeigh. He also wrote music for neo-Nazi activist William Luther Pierce and attempted to memorialize the 9/11 hijackers. Woodard is interested in Nueva Germania…
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