Vickey Bodner, English horn; Jean-Paul Bourelly, guitar; Brian Carrott, vibraphone; Andrew Cyrille, drums; J.A. Deane, trombone and electronics; Marty Ehrlich, clarinet; Janice Grice, bassoon; Wayne Horvitz, keyboards and electronics; Jason Hwang, violin; Myra Melford, piano; Zeena Parkins, harp; John Purcell, oboe; Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris, conductor
"Conduction" (conducted improvisation) is a means by which a conductor may compose, (re) orchestrate, arrange, and sculpt both notated and non-notated music. Using a vocabulary of signs and gestures, many within the general glossary of traditional conducting, the conductor may alter or initiate rhythm, melody, and harmony; develop form and structure; and instantaneously change articulation, phrasing, and meter. For example, indefinite repeats of a phrase or measure may now be at the discretion of the new composer on the podium. In this way conducting becomes more than a method for musical interpretation, but an actual part of the process of composition. Conduction is a viable musical tool for the improvising ensemble.
Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris: Dust to Dust
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Track Listing
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Othello B
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The Bartok Comprovisation
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Via Talciona
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Long Goodbye
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Dust to Dust: Second & Third Parts
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Food Chain Dialogue
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Othello A
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