Re: [microsound] Braxton and the Wolf

[Scott Carver <fscthaw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

I'd also be interested if someone could post a shortlist of Braxton for 
beginners. I'm very interested in his work, and I've made several 
attempts to dive in, but I've never felt as if I've really engaged with 
it (at least, not to a degree that I'm really getting much out of it).

- Scott C.

On Jun 1, 2005, at 6:48 PM, erik schoster wrote:

> Can someone recommend a good starting place for Anthony Braxton's
> music?  His name seems to keep coming up, and this encounter with wolf
> eyes is the last straw, I'd like to hear his music.  Also, does anyone
> know anything more about his personal philosophy etc?  "I have no
> desire to extend American hegemony" [and adopt the title of 'jazz
> musician'] has me interested with a big right on...  Seems like a very
> interesting guy, I'm missing out.
>
> best,
> erik
>
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