Tag Archives: Yoshizawa Motoharu

Jazz (A series of poems)

Posted on April 2, 2011 by skyraftwanderer

The wordless transmission between the artist and the audience. ~~~ Drifting aimlessly from the record player, the sounds of the improvising musician. Scuffs, scratches and scrapes, where is he going with this? In the inferno of disquiet faintly … Continue reading →

Posted in Poems | Tagged Artist, Audience, Blow, Chinese Style Poem, Honk, Horn, Improv, Improvisation, Inferno, Invisible Cities, Italo Calvino, Jazz, Motoharu Yoshizawa, Music, Musician, P.S.F, Play Unlimited, Poem, Poetry, PSF, Record, Record Player, Scrape, Scratch, Screech, Squawk, Wordless Transmission, Yoshizawa Motoharu | 3 Comments

Record Review: Motoharu Yoshizawa/Mototeru Takagi: ABYSSE Duo

Posted on February 12, 2011 by skyraftwanderer

Note: This record appears to go under many names: Shinkai (which translates as Deep Sea), Duo Deep Sea and ABYSSE Duo. The last one is the name on the record labels website, PSF so it will be the one used … Continue reading →

Posted in Music | Tagged Abe Kaoru, ABYSSE, Archie Shepp, Avant, Avant Garde, Bass, Bass Clarinet, Bassist, Bowed, Charles Tyler, Deep Sea, Dissonant, Duet, Duo, Four Units, Free, Free Improvisation, Free Jazz, Garde, High, Improvisation, Japan, Japanese, Jazz, Kaoru Abe, Lacy's Out East, Lonely Women, Low, Masahiko Togashi, Motoharu Yoshizawa, Mototeru Takagi, Music, Ornette Coleman, P.S.F, Plucked, PSF, Record, Recorder, Registers, Resonance, Review, Saxophone, Shinkai, Silence, Solo, Space, Takagi Mototeru, Tenor Saxophone, Togashi Masahiko, Tone, Traditional, Yoshizawa Motoharu | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Yoshizawa Motoharu

Jazz (A series of poems)

Record Review: Motoharu Yoshizawa/Mototeru Takagi: ABYSSE Duo

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