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Showing posts with label Roscoe Mitchell. Show all posts
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Sunday, August 11, 2024

Art Ensemble of Chicago - Berliner Jazztage 1976




Art Ensemble of Chicago


Berliner Jazztage 1976


Lester Bowie (tp, flh, misc.horns)
Joseph Jarman (reeds, vib, fl, perc)
Roscoe Mitchell (reeds)
Malachi Favors (b, rhythm logs)
Famoudou Don Moye (dr, perc)






Saturday, March 23, 2024

Roscoe Mitchell









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Roscoe Mitchell playing solo soprano saxophone at the Kleyerhof venue of the Nickelsdorf Konfrontationen festival, July 16, 2010.





Tuesday, October 23, 2018

Roscoe Mitchell









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Roscoe Mitchell playing solo soprano saxophone at the Kleyerhof venue of the Nickelsdorf Konfrontationen festival, July 16, 2010.





Thursday, September 13, 2018

Music



via Don Mount





Vision Festival 17 - at Roulette, Brooklyn - June 12 2012

William Parker - bass
William Hooker - drums
Sabir Mateen - reeds
Dave Burrell - piano




Oliver Lake - alto saxophone
Reggie Workman - bass
Andrew Cyrille - drums




Roscoe Mitchell - reeds, flute, recorder
Henry Grimes - bass, violin
Tani Tabbal - drums




Saturday, August 4, 2018

George E Lewis & Roscoe Mitchell @ CTM 2018: Why Do We Want Our Computers to Improvise?


As part of CTM’s Turmoil edition, trombonist George E Lewis and saxophonist Roscoe Mitchell gave a performance alongside Lewis’s AI improvising system Voyager. Following this, Lewis delivered a talk entitled “Why Do We Want Our Computers To Improvise?”, discussing machine subjectivities in interactive music and questioning how cyborg sociality has transformed everyday sonic life. He was then joined by Mitchell for a conversation mediated by The Wire’s Daniel Spicer, during which they reflected on their recent performance and their collaborative and individual practices.
Both talks took place at Kunstquartier Bethanien on 3 February 2018


The two Chicagoan jazz pioneers, music professors and longstanding AACM members were in conversation at the latest edition of the Berlin festival














Saturday, June 9, 2018

Saturday, November 25, 2017

The Trio || Muhal Richard Abrams | Roscoe Mitchell | George Lewis










Muhal Richard Abrams, piano • Roscoe Mitchell, winds • George Lewis, trombone and electronics



Wednesday, January 13, 2016

Roscoe Mitchell




Vision Festival 20 | Roscoe Mitchell: Two Trios & Combined Quintet Pt I from artsforart on Vimeo.




VISION 20: These trios give me a very large sound palette. I can combine these trios in different configurations. I am interested in having people function as individuals inside of the improvisation so that counterpoint is maintained, a very important element in music. I also address the issue of space or rest, because one doesn’t compose a piece that is a run-on sentence. - Roscoe Mitchell

Trio One
Roscoe Mitchell - alto, soprano, sopranino
Hugh Ragin: trumpet piccolo trumpet, flugelhorn
Tyshawn Sorey: drums, trombone, piano

Trio Two

Roscoe Mitchell - alto soprano, sopranino saxophones
Craig Taborn - piano, electronics
Kikanju Baku - drums, percussion

Combined Quintet: Roscoe Mitchell, Hugh Ragin, Craig Taborn, Tyshawn Sorey, Kikanju Baku

Cameras

David Appel
Don Mount
Michael Lucio Sternbach
Adam Worth

Edit by MLS
Sound by Stephen Schmidt











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