What Is Spontaneous Composition in Jazz?
Master saxophonist Gary Bartz tells you more about his concept of "spontaneous composition," and explains why he prefers the term to "improvisation." Gary Bartz - Instructor Eric Suquet - Director Bill Thomas - Director of Photography Aaron Chandler - Sound Engineer Seton Hawkins - Producer
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Music Advice from Gary Bartz
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The Importance of Melody in Jazz
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