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Ontimpr1. What is improvisation?

...isations. The '''''process''''' includes the techniques and skills needed by practicing musicians to make music while the '''''product''''' is the music ...requires one to specify how immediate it is, and the definition does this by adding the phrase "in the moment." This added clarification for immediacy

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Format Philosophy

...padlock'''] [https://www.wikipedia.com '''symbol'''] that occurs after any URL that starts with https:// then just delete the "s" and the padlock symbol g ...n style="color:blue">ending a blockquotation command rests on its own line by itself (or sometimes the block quotation does not turn off).

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Ontmusic3. What is a song?

...is where a philosopher makes a claim that challenges perceived wisdom had by actual jazz musicians in the field as being flawed, wrong, false, or not ev ...n be false. Consider, for example, if a famous jazz musician was believed by most not to be a homosexual, but later reliable and convincing evidence sho

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Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz?

...already been done—I tried to explore the fascinating but complex process by which jazz spreads. I see no reason to maintain the melancholy pretense of ...a.org/wiki/John_McLaughlin_(musician) John McLaughlin] (b. 1942) was asked by ''JazzTimes'' Jim Farber: 

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EmT9. Is jazz dead?

...could be true | evaluation of why jazz is dead could be true]] is followed by [[EmT9. Is jazz dead%3F#Reasons jazz died in 1959 | reasons jazz could have ...'''. André Messager, the composer who had previously startled colleagues by announcing his adoration of jazz, soon noted, “It seems to me that if...

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Ontimpr0. Bibliography on Jazz Improvisation with some Abstracts

...olden Age of Free Music in London 1966–1972'',] by '''Trevor Barre''', 2nd ed., Compass Press, 2016. A survey of approaches t ...he phenomenology and the particular demands of Emerson's writing, and ends by considering how exemplary moments of instruction in jazz are expressive of

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Ontimpr10. Improvisation and Composition

...repared as to what will be played, then it is not truly an improvisation. By its very nature, jazz improvisations are spontaneously produced and not ove <blockquote>“that the process by which a work comes into existence is '''best described as improvisatory at

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Ontdef3Bakup. What is the definition of jazz?

...already been done—I tried to explore the fascinating but complex process by which jazz spreads. I see no reason to maintain the melancholy pretense of ...a.org/wiki/John_McLaughlin_(musician) John McLaughlin] (b. 1942) was asked by ''JazzTimes'' Jim Farber: 

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Bakup Ontdef3. What is the definition of jazz

...already been done—I tried to explore the fascinating but complex process by which jazz spreads. I see no reason to maintain the melancholy pretense of ...a.org/wiki/John_McLaughlin_(musician) John McLaughlin] (b. 1942) was asked by ''JazzTimes'' Jim Farber: 

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Ontimpr1Bakup. What is improvisation

...isations. The '''''process''''' includes the techniques and skills needed by practicing musicians to make music while the '''''product''''' is the music ...requires one to specify how immediate it is, and the definition does this by adding the phrase "in the moment." This added clarification for immediacy

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Ontimpr1*. What is improvisation

...isations. The '''''process''''' includes the techniques and skills needed by practicing musicians to make music while the '''''product''''' is the music ...requires one to specify how immediate it is, and the definition does this by adding the phrase "in the moment." This added clarification for immediacy

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DescartesOnMaterialFalsity

...rtes needed to prosecute Aristotelian and Aquinian doctrines is emphasized by John Carriero in [https://philpeople.org/profiles/michael-della-rocca Micha ...hly '''the single idea that Descartes is driven throughout the Meditations by the desire to engage with scholastic Aristotelianism and, in particular, wi

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Descartes's response to the Fourth Objections Andre Sarrazin

...resource/work/14398877 '''Descartes and Arnauld: The fourth objections'''] by [http://icp.academia.edu/andresarrazin André Sarrazin] January 6, 2015. :: Translated by [http://translate.google.com/ Google translate] from the original French in

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Descartes et Arnauld Les quatriemes objections Andre Sarrazin

=='''Descartes and Arnauld: the Fourth Objections by Andre Sarrazin (2015)'''== '''NOTE:''' Translated from French to English by Google Translate. Everything in '''bold''' and '''''bold italic''''' not in

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