Ornette Coleman on Sound Innovations
17 years, 6 months ago

Ornette Coleman on Sound Innovations

NPR  

Ornette Coleman on Sound Innovations As the master of free jazz, Ornette Coleman's career spans more than five decades. Mr. ORNETTE COLEMAN : It's the scientific form of sound based upon the human emotion of expression that's basically what it is and what it does. Mr. COLEMAN: Well, I don't know if I'm hitting it, but I know I'm not missing it. Mr. COLEMAN: Well, being human, I think, everybody is entitled to whatever mood they're in at the moment.

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Remembering Ornette Coleman: What you need to know about the late jazz visionary
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Remembering Ornette Coleman: What you need to know about the late jazz visionary

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Miles Davis said he must be “all screwed up inside” to play that way he did. But Ornette Coleman, who died today of a cardiac arrest at 85, lived longer than almost any jazz great, and made important and challenging music for decades. How to get into Coleman’s music, which drove so many people crazy, influenced musicians in jazz, funk …

Ornette Coleman: 'Change of the Century'
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Ornette Coleman: 'Change of the Century'

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