Gypsy Jazz
Posted: July 29, 2009
Filed under: Generative Music, Music
Tagged: Generative Music, gypsy music, james anthony walker, jazz
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This is a fun, uncomplicated two-chord improv using some drums, bass, a small rhythm section and of course . . . violin with a kind of gypsy feel to it.
This uses a variety of rhythmic kernels, rather than intervallic kernels, as its basis. They feed on each other and intermingle as the piece goes on.
The end result is well, something very much like a real jam session (including a clam or two here and there). The more the jam goes on, the more it will learn from itself, but for now, I wanted to get this up for your listening pleasure . . .
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Oh wait….this is my favorite so far…..
a lot of code . . . but a really nice result. thank you!
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