Re: [microsound] New Topic

[billy <glitchkitten@xxxxxxxxx>]

uh, sure.  I would think so - if you follow free jazz into free 
improvisation (canonically AMM or MEV) and how those practitioners have 
expanded their techniques (or not) and uphelp a spirit of collective or 
solo improvisation with whatever may be available.

obivious example is List Man Kim Cascone + Keith Rowe's "With Hidden 
Noise".

relate yr glitche/noise to timbres and gestures used by Ayler or 
Ornette Coleman and their groups.  we're very distant cousins, 
musically, at least I think so.

b.


> Hi,
>
> I think this was once discussed on this list but I'm not sure if it 
> ever
> came to a conclusion...
>
> Is improvised microsound/glitch/noise related to free jazz or maybe 
> even a
> sub-genre of free jazz?
>
> omnid
>
>
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