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Taylor Ho Bynum (photo by Hilary McHone)
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Composer/brass virtuoso Taylor Ho Bynum has forged his own musical language through precision, alteration and skilled experimentation to become a singular voice on the improvisational music scene. In addition to his solo work and frequent collaboration with innovative musicians like Anthony Braxton and Cecil Taylor, Bynum leads his own Trio, Sextet, and the nine-piece ensemble SpiderMonkey Strings.
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Article: A Fireside Chat with Taylor Ho Bynum (allaboutjazz.com)
Taylor Ho Bynum's website
Taylor Ho Bynum on MySpace
Purchase Taylor Ho Bynum CDs at Amazon.com
Download Taylor Ho Bynum albums at iTunes
Article: A Fireside Chat with Taylor Ho Bynum (allaboutjazz.com)
Comments [8]
Thanks for the Brubeck piece about Las Posadas. BTW, tomorrow Las Posadas will be featured at the Museum of the City of New York: http://www.mcny.org/public-programs/all/Posadas-y-Pastorelas%20.html.
At the 10 PM hour you played a piece by Arturo Marquez. Could you kindly give me the name of the composition and the correct spelling of the composers name. It was wonderful.
SPACE IS THE PLACE Sun Ra's motto (see above:)
Could you say a bit more about staying creative outside of "institutions?" in the early 1970's i had an improvisational dance company that worked with improvisional musicians like rashid ali, noah howard & others. Has anything kept that Alternative Universe alive? where artists taught & learned from each other... outside of "institutions"... sounds like your own family has created such a universe.
Space is the Place...
Do you know of Anders Savano?
He was my saxophone teacher in high school. He hails from Madison, WI. I believe he plays with Mr. Braxton on occasion in Chicago. (Don't quote me on that)
Anders has an album called Lines and Spaces with a tribute to AB where he plays a plunger-hose-ophone, an instrument of his own invention. Check it out.
Your music seems to have a very athletic cadence to it - am I wrong in hearing the sound of 'running' in your work?
Great stuff!
This is awesome!!!!
First comment!
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Enjoying the show y'all!
Peace
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