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Vienna, city of music
Three terrific #concerts in a row:
#JoeSanders - Parallels
#Pygmalion - #StMatthewsPassion
Wiener Gesanggeselschaft - #MessiahPlus a visit to the graves of #Beethoven #Schubert #Brahms #Schoenberg.
And some great additions to my #CD collection at #Gramola and #SubstanceRecordstore: #PaulBley #JeffParker #NilsFrahm.A great time, despite the terrible rains.
#RaphaelPichon #Bach #Vienna #Wien #wenen #music #muziek #musik #jazz #matthauspassion #Musikverein
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Vienna, city of music
Three terrific #concerts in a row:
#JoeSanders - Parallels
#Pygmalion - #StMatthewsPassion
Wiener Gesanggeselschaft - #MessiahPlus a visit to the graves of #Beethoven #Schubert #Brahms #Schoenberg.
And some great additions to my #CD collection at #Gramola and #SubstanceRecordstore: #PaulBley #JeffParker #NilsFrahm.A great time, despite the terrible rains.
#RaphaelPichon #Bach #Vienna #Wien #wenen #music #muziek #musik #jazz #matthauspassion #Musikverein
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Vienna, city of music
Three terrific #concerts in a row:
#JoeSanders - Parallels
#Pygmalion - #StMatthewsPassion
Wiener Gesanggeselschaft - #MessiahPlus a visit to the graves of #Beethoven #Schubert #Brahms #Schoenberg.
And some great additions to my #CD collection at #Gramola and #SubstanceRecordstore: #PaulBley #JeffParker #NilsFrahm.A great time, despite the terrible rains.
#RaphaelPichon #Bach #Vienna #Wien #wenen #music #muziek #musik #jazz #matthauspassion #Musikverein
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Thanks for some suggestions for Paul Bley recordings. These two are terrific!
Out of print but I will track them down, at some point. -
Thanks for some suggestions for Paul Bley recordings. These two are terrific!
Out of print but I will track them down, at some point. -
Thanks for some suggestions for Paul Bley recordings. These two are terrific!
Out of print but I will track them down, at some point. -
Thanks for some suggestions for Paul Bley recordings. These two are terrific!
Out of print but I will track them down, at some point. -
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#NowPlaying
(A bluesy) Flame
Paul Bley
Oslo Concerthttps://open.spotify.com/track/7ummnZbU7UJ4SGtFXlzNXI?si=2bgurhkZTdG5aolZkNX7UQ
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#NowPlaying
(A bluesy) Flame
Paul Bley
Oslo Concerthttps://open.spotify.com/track/7ummnZbU7UJ4SGtFXlzNXI?si=2bgurhkZTdG5aolZkNX7UQ
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#NowPlaying
(A bluesy) Flame
Paul Bley
Oslo Concerthttps://open.spotify.com/track/7ummnZbU7UJ4SGtFXlzNXI?si=2bgurhkZTdG5aolZkNX7UQ
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#NowPlaying
(A bluesy) Flame
Paul Bley
Oslo Concerthttps://open.spotify.com/track/7ummnZbU7UJ4SGtFXlzNXI?si=2bgurhkZTdG5aolZkNX7UQ
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It remains such a delicate, bluesy and incredible beautiful tune.
Paul Bley/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian
Dialogue Amourhttps://open.spotify.com/track/6PLDPtWPdjLF7TG4Na0vRi?si=qzIgbkmSTEyHcSZxdGAfkQ
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It remains such a delicate, bluesy and incredible beautiful tune.
Paul Bley/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian
Dialogue Amourhttps://open.spotify.com/track/6PLDPtWPdjLF7TG4Na0vRi?si=qzIgbkmSTEyHcSZxdGAfkQ
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It remains such a delicate, bluesy and incredible beautiful tune.
Paul Bley/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian
Dialogue Amourhttps://open.spotify.com/track/6PLDPtWPdjLF7TG4Na0vRi?si=qzIgbkmSTEyHcSZxdGAfkQ
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It remains such a delicate, bluesy and incredible beautiful tune.
Paul Bley/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian
Dialogue Amourhttps://open.spotify.com/track/6PLDPtWPdjLF7TG4Na0vRi?si=qzIgbkmSTEyHcSZxdGAfkQ
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It remains such a delicate, bluesy and incredible beautiful tune.
Paul Bley/Gary Peacock/Paul Motian
Dialogue Amourhttps://open.spotify.com/track/6PLDPtWPdjLF7TG4Na0vRi?si=qzIgbkmSTEyHcSZxdGAfkQ
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#CurrentlyWatching and #CurrentlyListening to "Imagine the Sound", a 1981 documentary on some of the pioneers of free jazz. It might be available to stream via your #PublicLibrary on #Hoopla or #Kanopy. 🎵 🎶 🎞️ 👍 😁 #Music #Jazz #FreeJazz #CecilTaylor #PaulBley #ArchieShepp #BillDixon https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/66526
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#CurrentlyWatching and #CurrentlyListening to "Imagine the Sound", a 1981 documentary on some of the pioneers of free jazz. It might be available to stream via your #PublicLibrary on #Hoopla or #Kanopy. 🎵 🎶 🎞️ 👍 😁 #Music #Jazz #FreeJazz #CecilTaylor #PaulBley #ArchieShepp #BillDixon https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/66526
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#CurrentlyWatching and #CurrentlyListening to "Imagine the Sound", a 1981 documentary on some of the pioneers of free jazz. It might be available to stream via your #PublicLibrary on #Hoopla or #Kanopy. 🎵 🎶 🎞️ 👍 😁 #Music #Jazz #FreeJazz #CecilTaylor #PaulBley #ArchieShepp #BillDixon https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/66526
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#CurrentlyWatching and #CurrentlyListening to "Imagine the Sound", a 1981 documentary on some of the pioneers of free jazz. It might be available to stream via your #PublicLibrary on #Hoopla or #Kanopy. 🎵 🎶 🎞️ 👍 😁 #Music #Jazz #FreeJazz #CecilTaylor #PaulBley #ArchieShepp #BillDixon https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/66526
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#CurrentlyWatching and #CurrentlyListening to "Imagine the Sound", a 1981 documentary on some of the pioneers of free jazz. It might be available to stream via your #PublicLibrary on #Hoopla or #Kanopy. 🎵 🎶 🎞️ 👍 😁 #Music #Jazz #FreeJazz #CecilTaylor #PaulBley #ArchieShepp #BillDixon https://www.kanopy.com/en/product/66526
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Bill Evans and Paul Bley mix it up together on George Russell’s “Chromatic Universe,” and the results are brilliant.
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Bill Evans and Paul Bley mix it up together on George Russell’s “Chromatic Universe,” and the results are brilliant.
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Bill Evans and Paul Bley mix it up together on George Russell’s “Chromatic Universe,” and the results are brilliant.
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Bill Evans and Paul Bley mix it up together on George Russell’s “Chromatic Universe,” and the results are brilliant.
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Bill Evans and Paul Bley mix it up together on George Russell’s “Chromatic Universe,” and the results are brilliant.
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Curious what this is. Paul Bley always sounds promising. The other ones I don’t know, yet.
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Curious what this is. Paul Bley always sounds promising. The other ones I don’t know, yet.
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Curious what this is. Paul Bley always sounds promising. The other ones I don’t know, yet.
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Curious what this is. Paul Bley always sounds promising. The other ones I don’t know, yet.
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Curious what this is. Paul Bley always sounds promising. The other ones I don’t know, yet.
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Jazztodon artist of the week: Paul Bley! A legendary leader of the jazz avant-garde, pianist Paul Bley (1932–2016) cultivated his own musical vision and influenced a generation of performers. Throughout his life, he remained on the cutting edge of creative music.
"There was an article in Down Beat in something like 1954 in which I mentioned that jazz had reached a crisis, and that the AABA form had too many As, and not enough CDEFG. So I began working with groups where we would play totally free, and that led to a kind of a dead end, because 'totally free' didn't necessarily allow you to continue. A totally free piece is a totally free piece, end of concert." Coleman showed a way out of this impasse: "He suggested ABCDEFGHIJK, in which repetition was anathema… It wasn't totally free because totally free was A forever, metamorphosing. It was a form that took hold, because you could finally return to the written music, and the audience had something to hold on to."
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Jazztodon artist of the week: Paul Bley! A legendary leader of the jazz avant-garde, pianist Paul Bley (1932–2016) cultivated his own musical vision and influenced a generation of performers. Throughout his life, he remained on the cutting edge of creative music.
"There was an article in Down Beat in something like 1954 in which I mentioned that jazz had reached a crisis, and that the AABA form had too many As, and not enough CDEFG. So I began working with groups where we would play totally free, and that led to a kind of a dead end, because 'totally free' didn't necessarily allow you to continue. A totally free piece is a totally free piece, end of concert." Coleman showed a way out of this impasse: "He suggested ABCDEFGHIJK, in which repetition was anathema… It wasn't totally free because totally free was A forever, metamorphosing. It was a form that took hold, because you could finally return to the written music, and the audience had something to hold on to."
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Jazztodon artist of the week: Paul Bley! A legendary leader of the jazz avant-garde, pianist Paul Bley (1932–2016) cultivated his own musical vision and influenced a generation of performers. Throughout his life, he remained on the cutting edge of creative music.
"There was an article in Down Beat in something like 1954 in which I mentioned that jazz had reached a crisis, and that the AABA form had too many As, and not enough CDEFG. So I began working with groups where we would play totally free, and that led to a kind of a dead end, because 'totally free' didn't necessarily allow you to continue. A totally free piece is a totally free piece, end of concert." Coleman showed a way out of this impasse: "He suggested ABCDEFGHIJK, in which repetition was anathema… It wasn't totally free because totally free was A forever, metamorphosing. It was a form that took hold, because you could finally return to the written music, and the audience had something to hold on to."
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Jazztodon artist of the week: Paul Bley! A legendary leader of the jazz avant-garde, pianist Paul Bley (1932–2016) cultivated his own musical vision and influenced a generation of performers. Throughout his life, he remained on the cutting edge of creative music.
"There was an article in Down Beat in something like 1954 in which I mentioned that jazz had reached a crisis, and that the AABA form had too many As, and not enough CDEFG. So I began working with groups where we would play totally free, and that led to a kind of a dead end, because 'totally free' didn't necessarily allow you to continue. A totally free piece is a totally free piece, end of concert." Coleman showed a way out of this impasse: "He suggested ABCDEFGHIJK, in which repetition was anathema… It wasn't totally free because totally free was A forever, metamorphosing. It was a form that took hold, because you could finally return to the written music, and the audience had something to hold on to."
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Jazztodon artist of the week: Paul Bley! A legendary leader of the jazz avant-garde, pianist Paul Bley (1932–2016) cultivated his own musical vision and influenced a generation of performers. Throughout his life, he remained on the cutting edge of creative music.
"There was an article in Down Beat in something like 1954 in which I mentioned that jazz had reached a crisis, and that the AABA form had too many As, and not enough CDEFG. So I began working with groups where we would play totally free, and that led to a kind of a dead end, because 'totally free' didn't necessarily allow you to continue. A totally free piece is a totally free piece, end of concert." Coleman showed a way out of this impasse: "He suggested ABCDEFGHIJK, in which repetition was anathema… It wasn't totally free because totally free was A forever, metamorphosing. It was a form that took hold, because you could finally return to the written music, and the audience had something to hold on to."
