Re: [microsound] Anthony Braxton

[Jonathan Zorn <jzorn@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you are interested in Braxton's philosophical work you should get a 
copy of the triaxium writings.
Frog Peak publishes the Triaxium writings as well as his composition 
notes.
here is a link http://www.frogpeak.org/fpartists/fpbraxton.html


jonathan


On Jun 1, 2005, at 9:43 PM, Randal Davis wrote:

> Glad to see interest on the list in the great music of Anthony Braxton.
>
> Of particular interest to microsounders might be his collaborations 
> with Richard Teitelbaum - Time Zones, Open Aspects, and Live at Merkin 
> Hall.  Braxton, as usual, on a variety of reeds, Teitelbaum doing live 
> electronics (Moog modular and, more recently, a very innovative 
> computer controlled setup.
>
> Time Zones is available as a nice Black Lion reissue, combined with 
> Silence, an early trio session with Leroy Jenkins and Leo Smith.  
> Also, there is a great duet with Teitelbaum on New York, Fall 1974 
> which is a great intro - a number of different ensembles and contexts.
>
> Graham Lock's Forces In Motion is a very good, though now somewhat out 
> of date, introduction to his life and works. 
>  


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