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100 1 a| Simosko, Vladimir.=| ^A172657;

245 10 a| Eric Dolphy :b| a musical biography and discography /c| by Vladimir Simosko and Barry Tepperman.;

250 a| First Da Capo paperback edition.;

300 a| ix, 132 pages :b| illustrations ;c| 21 cm.;

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490 1 a| A Da Capo paperback;

500 a| Reprint of the 1974 edition published by Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington.;

504 a| Bibliography: pages 131-132.;

505 0 a| Foreword -- Preface -- Eric Allan Dolphy Jr. -- His medium -- His musical biography -- His recordings -- Composer credits -- Commercially issued recordings by Eric Dolphy of his own compositions, with date of recording.;

520 a| In his tragically short life (1928-1964), Eric Dolphy was a titanic force in the development of the sixties avant-garde (or "new thing") from the hard bop of the late fifties. The searing intensity and sonic exploration of his work on alto sax, clarinets, and flute derived in part from the concurrent innovations of Coltrane, Mingus, Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, and Andrew Hill, among others; previous jazz styles such as New Orleans and bop; various non-Western musics; and modern classical music (e.g., Varese). Dolphy pioneered extended solo jazz compositions, was prominent in the "third stream" movement (led by John Lewis and Gunther Schuller), and remains a major influence on musicians today for the personal, speech-like inflections of his playing. Jazz scholars Simosko and Tepperman examine every aspect of this stunning musical achievement from Dolphy's early big band work and association with Chico Hamilton to his own last groups in Europe, emphasizing the rich legacy of his recordings.;

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Eric Dolphy : a musical biography and discography / by Vladimir Simosko and Barry Tepperman.

Author/creator	Simosko, Vladimir
Other author	Tepperman, Barry.
Format	Book
Edition	First Da Capo paperback edition.
Publication Info	New York : Da Capo Press, 1979, ©1971.
Description	ix, 132 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm.
Subjects	Dolphy, Eric. Dolphy, Eric--Discography. Jazz musicians--United States. --Biography.

Series	A Da Capo paperback Da Capo paperback. ^A910346
Contents	Foreword -- Preface -- Eric Allan Dolphy Jr. -- His medium -- His musical biography -- His recordings -- Composer credits -- Commercially issued recordings by Eric Dolphy of his own compositions, with date of recording.
Abstract	In his tragically short life (1928-1964), Eric Dolphy was a titanic force in the development of the sixties avant-garde (or "new thing") from the hard bop of the late fifties. The searing intensity and sonic exploration of his work on alto sax, clarinets, and flute derived in part from the concurrent innovations of Coltrane, Mingus, Ornette Coleman, Cecil Taylor, and Andrew Hill, among others; previous jazz styles such as New Orleans and bop; various non-Western musics; and modern classical music (e.g., Varese). Dolphy pioneered extended solo jazz compositions, was prominent in the "third stream" movement (led by John Lewis and Gunther Schuller), and remains a major influence on musicians today for the personal, speech-like inflections of his playing. Jazz scholars Simosko and Tepperman examine every aspect of this stunning musical achievement from Dolphy's early big band work and association with Chico Hamilton to his own last groups in Europe, emphasizing the rich legacy of his recordings.
General note	Reprint of the 1974 edition published by Smithsonian Institution Press, Washington.
Bibliography note	Bibliography: pages 131-132.
LCCN	79015117
ISBN	0306801078 (pbk.) :

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