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Meditations on Billy Childs, “Map to the Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro”
• April 11, 2024 • Leave a CommentPosted in great musical thinkers, memories, Memories of shows, metahpor, metaphor, musical content, musical perception, Personal notes, Reflections on musical context, religion and music
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“Pat Metheny: Stories beyond Words,” reflection 5 – music and the metaphor of storytelling
• February 5, 2024 • Leave a CommentPosted in Crafting the text, great musical thinkers, metahpor, musical content, musical perception, Pat Metheny
Tags: blog, bob gluck, chick corea, composition, herbie hancock, improvisation, jazz, music, new-music, ornette coleman, Pst Metheny, storytelling, Telliing a story, wes montgomery
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