J.S. Bach / Martin - Partners in Time / Boundless Notes Part 2Composers search for inspiration in the past they study and learn from their predecessors, often borrowing ideas and taking them in new directions. The two praeludia by Dietrich Buxtehude, both composed in the stylus phantasticus (fantasy style) serve as a basis for us to follow some such musical borrowings. Buxtehude's compositional style had a direct influence in J. S. Bach and his successors. New ideas grew out of the stylus phantasticus,

cut ups and free performance

this is an unexpurgated experience for the seasoned connoisseur and unspoiled novice alike

based in Philadelphia

the German pianist cannot be praised too highly for his inventiveness and initiative in exploring unfamiliar terrain

and it's potential expressiveness come together harmoniously in these musical jewels

Louis Bessie's 1927 gem "Ghost Creepin Blues" and (of course) Screamin Jay Hawkins' "I Put a Spell on You" and Muddy Waters' "Got My Mojo Working" are all incredible

Aion: The Beatless Version (w/ Dorfex Bos)

full of new and old textured riddims

feat David Rothenberg

the works span stylistically from the enthusiasm for baroque music of the 1920s to free tonality

Among the great poets present here are Schiller

Jesse Kivel (Kisses) and Michael David (Classixx)