Ornette Coleman idézet

Ornette Coleman Grammy-életműdíjas amerikai dzsesszzenész, szaxofonos, zeneszerző. Az 1960-as években egyike volt a free jazz megalapítóinak, a kifejezés maga a Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation című albumáról származik. A Broadway Blues dzsessz-sztenderd lett. Wikipedia

✵ 9. március 1930 – 11. június 2015

Geert Vandepoele, Ornette Coleman / CC BY-SA 2.0

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Ornette Coleman: Idézetek angolul

“I wasn't so interested in being paid. I wanted to be heard. That's why I'm broke.”

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Esquire, January 2010, p. 90

“When asked to play a 12-bar blues, Ornette Coleman fingered his plastic saxophone and played nothing…he's felt more nothing than you or I know.”

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“The only thing my mother would say about my music—I'd say, "Mom, listen to this," and she'd say, "Junior, I know who you are."”

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Esquire, January 2010, p. 90

“His musical inspiration operates in a world uncluttered by conventional bar lines, conventional chord changes, and conventional ways of blowing or fingering a saxophone. Such practical 'limitations' did not even have to be overcome in his music; they somehow never existed for him. Despite this--or more accurately, because of this--his playing has a deep inner logic. Not an obvious surface logic, it is based on subtleties of reaction, subtleties of timing and color that are, I think, quite new to jazz--at least they have never appeared in so pure and direct a form.”

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Gunther Schuller, quoted in [All American Music: Composition in the Late Twentieth Century, 1983, Rockwell, John, New York, Alfred A. Knopf, ISBN 0394511638].
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