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Old 10.09.2006, 04:02 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Moshe
http://destination-out.com/?p=42

Very nice introduction to free jazz

Interesting for the links, but i'd seriously have to disagree with those listed as such examples, i mean its interesting to see how the referenced pieces by these "jazz" musicians relate to a specific genre of music but alot of those musicians i'd hardly consider "free jazz" by the term, as it seems to be an increasingly very heavy and common misconception of what "free jazz" means or is. Herbie Hancock is barely free jazz and Joe Zawinul??? The referenced Don Cherry piece is actually quite a composed work... Is this free jazz guide for beginners written by a beginner??? I think the writer er i say "blogger" should actually re-read (or did they even read it!) their referenced link: Common Misconceptions About Free Jazz
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