I’m very interested in dismantling the wall between classical and jazz (whatever those two words mean) and helping conservatories (whatever they are) and their students, and symphony bureaucrats and their audiences, to understand that it’s unnecessary to place one form above another, to valorize composition over improvisation, or (dare I say) prefer pale skin to other shades, or men before women, or any of the other arbitrary prejudices.
Orchestral Jazz (Part 1)
I’m very interested in dismantling the wall between classical and jazz (whatever those two words mean) and helping conservatories (whatever they are) and their students, and symphony bureaucrats and their audiences, to understand that it’s unnecessary to place one form above another, to valorize composition over improvisation, or (dare I say) prefer pale skin to other shades, or men before women, or any of the other arbitrary prejudices.