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*24510$aImprovisation$bits nature and practice in music$cDerek Bailey
*260  $aNew York$bDa Capo Press$c1993
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*500  $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 143-144) and index.
*500  $aOriginally published: Ashbourne, England : Moorland Pub. in association with Incus Records, c1980.
*5208 $aDerek Bailey's Improvisation, originally published in 1980, and here updated and extended with new interviews and photographs, is the first book to deal with the nature of improvisation in all its forms—Indian music, flamenco, baroque, organ music, rock, jazz, contemporary, and ”free” music. By drawing on conversations with some of today's seminal improvisers—including John Zorn, Jerry Garcia, Steve Howe, Steve Lacy, Lionel Salter, Earle Brown, Paco Peña, Max Roach, Evan Parker, and Ronnie Scott—Bailey offers a clear-eyed view of the breathtaking spectrum of possibilities inherent in improvisational practice, while underpinning its importance as the basis for all music-making.
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