Ear to Ear: Taylor Ho Bynum

Evening Music | May 6, 2010
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)

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