Lee Konitz Conversations on the Improviser's Art by Andy Hamilton (The University of Michigan Press; Ann Arbor, Michigan) Lee Konitz + Charlie Parker, Lee Konitz Collection. an excerpt from: Chapter 6: The Art of Improvisation. Konitz is one of the most astute and eloquent commentators on the art of improvisation. · Lee Konitz: Conversations on the Improviser's Art. Publisher: University of Michigan Press Pub Date: ISBN ISBN pages. Overview. “Meticulously researched, detailed and documented, this long awaited overview justly establishes Konitz as one of the most consistently brilliant, adventurous and original improvisers in the jazz tradition—a genius as rare as Bird himself.”. “Hamilton’s work may well mark the inception of a format new to writing on Western music, one which avoids both the self-aggrandizing of Brand: Andy Hamilton.
Which brings me to Andy Hamilton's insightful and interesting book: Lee Konitz: Conversations on the Improvisor's Art [University of Michigan Press]. Often associated with the "cool" school of jazz, Lee Konitz was one of the few saxophonists of his generation to forge a unique sound independent of the influence of Charlie Parker. Konitz has spoken frequently about the importance of melody in his playing and improvising. He was interviewed extensively in the book, "Conversations on the Improviser's Art," written by Andy Hamilton about Konitz, where he laid out his 'step method' on improvising material related to a melody. Andy Hamilton - Pianos, Toys, Music and Noise: Conversations with Steve Beresford (Bloomsbury Academic. pp. Book review by Tony Dudley-Evans) This book presents a series of conversations between author Andy Hamilton and improvising musician Steve www.doorway.ru follows the pattern established in Hamilton's book with Lee Konitz, Conversations on the Improviser's Art.
Lee Konitz Conversations on the Improviser's Art by Andy Hamilton (The University of Michigan Press; Ann Arbor, Michigan) Lee Konitz + Charlie Parker, Lee Konitz Collection. an excerpt from: Chapter 6: The Art of Improvisation. Konitz is one of the most astute and eloquent commentators on the art of improvisation. Konitz was one of the most uncompromising of improvisers - he once said that if he heard himself playing something he had already played, he would take the horn out of his mouth. He comes across as totally honest in these interviews, sometimes brutally so. Lee Konitz: Conversations on the Improviser's Art. Lee Konitz.: Andy Hamilton, Lee Konitz. University of Michigan Press, Aug 8, - Music - pages. 1 Review. “Meticulously researched.
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