Art Works Podcast: Conversation with Anthony Braxton

[@zangsax]

One of the musicians that changed MY life forever. A brilliant and gracious artist.

[@salgsofia867]

Happy birthday Anthony Braxton. God bless you for all the music that you have given to us. Best wishes, -Sal Sofia

[@Dave_Hepler]

Fantastic interview/ feel the same way that our culture must be in schools- and all music is worth learning about and we must extend ourselves to build upon what we know and make anew!!!

[@lvbandmore]

Great interview. I've been listening to Anthony for decades and still learned new things! There really needs to be an updated bio.

[@glowing00cabbage]

Fascinating audio documentary. Bravo!

[@NadavHbr]

A huge role model

[@paulgentile1024]

incredible artist..." You start with whatever pushes your buttons then you go forward and backwards the same time"

[@alessandroseravalle8674]

Pure genius

[@reverendbryan]

"Mine is a trans-idiomatic music." - Anthony Braxton.

[@alessandroseravalle1523]

A genius.

[@steveolsondrums9363]

Great interview, thanks for sharing it.

[@MrInterestingthings]

Albert Euyler never heard of before.I've known Braxton's name it's taken 40 years for meto really start studying his work . Wow ! 36 operas in progress. He brings all music into focus . Really like Boulez a formal classical master who started out with the rhythms of the jazz milieu . I like what he says about affirmations of American Music springing from a base of jazz which allowed him to study all musics not as an ethnocentric focus . A real Chicago boy ! My Hero !!

[@ThePaul3333]

Albert Ayler

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Where is the Jarrett interview please?

[@tylerpob]

Last few minutes made me choke up a lil ngl

[@pgroove163]

👍

[@fabm6724]

Wait, did he really recorded For Alto in 1966?

[@andresoeteman7950]

Always thought it was 1969, but he says it himself..

[@stewart_foster]

In the Graham Lock book he says, "the solo album was actually made in '67 or '68. It came out much later, 1969 I think". It's 50 years ago now though, I wouldn't put too much stock in something so specific.

[@monsterjazzlicks]

Give Braxton all available grants as opposed to fraudulent cheeseball Wynton Marsalis!

[@pgroove163]

I think Mr Braxton would disagree with your take on Marsalis.. I really don't think you understood this whole interview

[@monsterjazzlicks]

@@pgroove163 So what makes you think you understand this interview anymore than I do? I have been listening and transcription the music of AB for over 25 years!

[@paulgentile1024]

@@monsterjazzlicks all music is good.. even that cheeseball you don't like.

[@monsterjazzlicks]

@@paulgentile1024 You are clearly a troll - based upon your most recent idiotic statement! Also, your own personal channel has zero content which serves to reinforce my suspicion.

[@paulgentile1024]

@@monsterjazzlicks why you got to go into my own personal channel.. what does that have anything to do with what I texted.. like I say mr. Braxton would disagree with your take on marsalis.u don't like his music or personality ok.. but as mr. Braxton was saying he has been influenced by everyone from trane , monk to guy lombardo..and all genres of music..

[@freejazzbone]

this is great, Braxton seems straight ahead, music genius, no overbearing political bullsh#t!