So, this is the latest inspiring saxophonist I’m starting to get into. I’ve only heard this twice, so I’m still coming to terms with it. Emotionally. This is by far the most impressive recording of a saxophonist I’ve ever heard. And the thing is, it’s so impressive it becomes a musical [...]
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This post is not an attempt to provide a universally applicable definition of jazz, but it is an attempt to provide an insight into what I value in jazz, and I suppose that is a loose definition of certain concepts behind it, but it’s my opinion, rather than any tangible definition.
I’ve been transcribing a Joshua [...]
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