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Hyper-specializing in Saxophone Using Acoustical Insight and Deep Listening SkillsDeep Listening

Hyper-specializing in Saxophone Using Acoustical Insight and Deep Listening Skills: Deep Listening [This chapter focuses on the Deep ListeningDeep Listening philosophy, which was founded by avant-garde composer Pauline OliverosOliveros, Pauline as a result of her lifetime career that started in the 1950s. One of the features that make Deep ListeningDeep Listening very interesting for this book is that Pauline was an excellent improviser and accordion virtuoso and that she viewed improvisation as a core creative act and not just as a form of interpretation of a composer’s score. While free improvisation can liberate the participants from slavishly adhering to the preconceived directions of a composer, it requires a thorough set of listening skills that methods like Deep ListeningDeep Listening foster.] http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png

Hyper-specializing in Saxophone Using Acoustical Insight and Deep Listening SkillsDeep Listening

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Publisher
Springer International Publishing
Copyright
© Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019
ISBN
978-3-030-15045-7
Pages
47 –72
DOI
10.1007/978-3-030-15046-4_4
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[This chapter focuses on the Deep ListeningDeep Listening philosophy, which was founded by avant-garde composer Pauline OliverosOliveros, Pauline as a result of her lifetime career that started in the 1950s. One of the features that make Deep ListeningDeep Listening very interesting for this book is that Pauline was an excellent improviser and accordion virtuoso and that she viewed improvisation as a core creative act and not just as a form of interpretation of a composer’s score. While free improvisation can liberate the participants from slavishly adhering to the preconceived directions of a composer, it requires a thorough set of listening skills that methods like Deep ListeningDeep Listening foster.]

Published: Apr 26, 2019

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