Vinyl LP · 1975

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Chevron none · 1975 · US

ElectronicJazzRockNon-MusicClassicalFolk, World, & CountryInterviewTechnicalEducationSpoken Word
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11Tracks
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2×Vinyl · LP

Tracklist

11 tracks
  1. A1
    Hines Discusses His Beginings In Music.
    Earl Hines
    9:48
  2. A2
    Philippe Entremont Discusses Why He Feels Piano Is The Most Attractive Of All Instruments.
    Philippe Entremont
    9:05
  3. A3
    Hancock Is A Pianist And Composer, He Discusses Piano Improvisation.
    Herbie Hancock
    4:22
  4. B1
    André Watts's Advice To Young Musicians: "Make Violently Strong Attemps Not To Lie To Your Self". Practice.
    André Watts
    7:28
  5. B2
    Merl Saunders Gives An Explanation Of The Electric Organ And Demonstrate Use Of Draw Bars And Overtones.
    Merl Saunders
    7:37
  6. B3
    Fabrizio: "A Harpsichord Can Do A Lot Of Things Besides Not Be A Piano". Describes The Ornate Decoration Of Her Harpsichord.
    Margaret Fabrizio
    7:27
  7. C1
    Shearing Tells Of His Classical Training By Braille. "I Say To All Young People, Continue Your Study Of Music In As Well Rounded A Manner As Possible".
    George Shearing
    8:12
  8. C2
    Samuel Swartz: "The Organ Fascinated Me Because There Were More Keyboards And There Were More Buttons To Push Than A Piano.
    Samuel Swartz
    8:01
  9. C3
    Interviewer Grover Sales: "It's Amazing How The Generation Of Young Americans Are Going Back And Listening To Older Forms Of Music Without Realizing It".
    Wally Rose
    7:11
  10. D1
    Interviewer Asks Paul Badura-Skoda To Demonstrate The Different Period In Music, Melody, Dynamic Contract.
    Paul Badura-Skoda
    9:39
  11. D2
    Piano Improvisation: "I Was Hungrier And Hungrier To Get Into Some New Sounds". He Describes Free Music.
    Denny Zeitlin
    11:44
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