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*1001 $aLitweiler, John$_18274800
*24510$aOrnette Coleman$bthe harmolodic life$cJohn Litweiler
*260  $aLondon$bQuartet Books$ccop. 1992
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*5208 $aOrnette Coleman is one of the great architects of jazz. Like Louis Armstrong and Charlie Parker, he changed the way we listen. His soaring, cascading, note-rich "free" improvisations added a new vocabulary to the alto saxophone; and his "harmolodic" compositions, shattering Western harmonic and rhythmic conventions, gave jazz a new musical language. This is a full-length biography of the jazz legend, making extensive use of previously unpublished interviews and detailed musical examples that further illustrate the text. It is a compelling portrait of a living legend and a lively history of postwar jazz.
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