bach, as told by edgar meyer
Thanks, Jason, for hipping my to this very fine video. Â The entire project looks interesting. Â Please take a moment to be inspired by this: Continue Reading
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Posted in blog on November 30, 2008
Posted in blog on May 8, 2008
just like a trumpet player. . .
Wynton Marsalis doesn’t shy away from controversial stances. The mild display of haughtiness here is only a glimpse of the types of things that make Marsalis a polarizing figure. In fact, this is almost charming: via adrian. Continue Reading
Posted in Uncategorized on April 9, 2008
neon bible
My friend Rich Van Voorst just posted this video. I saw this video when it came out and forgot to post it, so thanks, Rich, for the reminder! The comment banter’s a bit annoying on this one, so proceed to the video’s YouTube page at your own risk. Continue Reading
Posted in blog on November 13, 2006
Youtube and the Ipod
Most of you should know by now that http://youtube.com/ is the resource for jazz performance videos. The most vexing issue surrounding youtube it refusal to allow users to download video. I can tell you that I am presently watching Erroll Garner perform “All the Things You Are̶ ... Continue Reading
Posted in blog on October 10, 2006
Giant Steps as a house
I just ran across this flash animation of an architect’s vision of John Coltrane’s Giant Steps. I have always been fascinated by interdisciplinary art and what music inspires in artists of other mediums. You can find the original here. Continue Reading
