Conduction
Monday, February 21, 2005
Butch Morris is a great innovator in jazz, new music, improvisation, and contemporary classical music. He'll be conducting ensembles every single night during Black February 2005. It's his celebration of 20 years of Conduction, a musical and improvisational art that he's developed.
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Music: Holy Sea, Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris and ORT - Orchestra della Toscana: "57E1"
» More about Butch Morris
» See the schedule of events for Black February 2005 (PDF)
Music: Holy Sea, Lawrence D. "Butch" Morris and ORT - Orchestra della Toscana: "57E1"
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