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Cecil Taylor in a panel 1964 [Fwd: [NewMusic] Sunday's Flashback]   Message List  
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It's never too late to hear Cecil Taylor talk (nor play for that
matter)!

Which reminds me of an interview some months earlier (1963) with
swedish jazz journalist Claes Dahlgren in New York, which I digged up
in the archive in Stockholm, Svenskt Visarkiv, several years ago. As
clear and exciting. I transcribed [parts of?] it - maybe it should be
published somewhere too, if there isn't any copyright problem with it...

Vidarebefordrat brev:

> Från: Matthew Goodheart <matthew@...>
> Datum: sö 5 jul 2009 17.07.35 PDT
> Till: Bay Area New Music Discussion Group <newmusic@...>
>
> Just bumped into this transcription of a 1964 Bennington panel:
> "The Shape of Jazz to Come" with Cecil Taylor (mostly), Louis
> Calabro, Frederick Koenig, Hall Overton, with LeRoi Jones in the
> audience among others. . .
>
> http://www.mattweston.com/cecilpanel.html
>
> so yummy
>
>
> mg
>
> Matthew Goodheart
> composer ~ improviser ~ pianist
> matthew@...
> http://matthewgoodheart.com
> http://myspace.com/matthewgoodheart
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