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Next is a brief section titled "long lines falling into turning spinning" and then three solos. Chassler and Lusterman recite prose poems as they solo, while Norman ends the concert with a terse movement statement.
Monk solos to her own compositions for voice and organ (the latter resonate through part I as well). Monk says she discovered in 1966 that "voice has a spine," that she could use her fully mature voice the way she was trained to use her dancer's body. Ever since...
(ECM/Polydor, 2 LPs). Long, intricate piano solos give a new dimension to the old art of improvisation.
Our Town, despite daredevil risks with the sentimental and the obvious, was his masterpiece. Wilder's death is enough of a loss to produce at least one small question. Who will play the Stage Manager at Grover's Corners, improvising muted trumpet solos over the graves of literature...
The solos varied in quality, with several striking performances among them. In his shining green and white shirt, Michael Russell took hold of one's soul with his dramatic version of "I Found God." The choir smoothly changed the tempo with "Keys to the Kingdom," and Evelyn Woodward picked up...