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Zach Barocas, Diasporist Diarist

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Month: June 2014

Sacred Oracle

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John Zorn, “Sacred Oracle,” The Mysteries, 2013.
http://zachbarocas.com/audio/01SacredOracle.mp3

Posted on June 21, 2014July 15, 2016Categories listening, musicTags bill frisell, carol emanuel, john zorn, kenny wollesen, radical jewish culture, united states

The Man I Love

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Ike Quebec, “The Man I Love,” Heavy Soul, 1962.
http://zachbarocas.com/audio/05-TheManILove.mp3

Posted on June 21, 2014July 15, 2016Categories listening, musicTags blue note, ike quebec, jazz, united states

Inspiration: Tahah

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Masada, “Tahah,” Alef, 1994.
http://zachbarocas.com/audio/05Tahah.mp3

Posted on June 21, 2014July 15, 2016Categories listening, musicTags dave douglas, greg cohen, inspiration, jazz, joey baron, john zorn, masada, radical jewish culture

Inspiration: Stanley Crouch

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The rhythm unit gives emotional and artistic coherence to the very shape of the tempo and the pulsation — the statement and the interpretation of the meter itself, the underlying, syncopated divisions of motion through musical space — the time.

— Stanley Crouch, Considering Genius, p 106.

Posted on June 18, 2014August 15, 2016Categories books, culture, musicTags charles mingus, inspiration, stanley crouch
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