Video: Self-Expressive Improv, Part 1
An invitation to explore self-expressive "free" improvisation, in which, as we say in Music for People, "there are no wrong notes." (I blogged about the comedy of errors I experiened making these videos here.)
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An invitation to explore self-expressive "free" improvisation, in which, as we say in Music for People, "there are no wrong notes." (I blogged about the comedy of errors I experiened making these videos here.)
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Priming the pump of the creative imagination by improvising just one note at a time.
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Cresting an extended improvisation (longer than one note, anyway!), listening inside yourself for the first note, then the next and the next.
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11:10 PM
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. . . but I don't know that this is a central part of the future of classical music! I understand from Alex Ross's blog that this has been transposed down to C minor.
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