Greg Ward discusses various project that grew out of collaboration with other disciplines, the process, the impact, and how it continues to impact him.
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Tracy Yang: What It Takes to Lead a Big Band and Record an Album
The process of recording a big band and everything that comes after – Tracy Yang discusses the process of her album “OR” from writing to release.
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Bruno Råberg: Composing for a Ten-Piece Band – tone sets, counterpoint, motivic development, form and more
Bruno Råberg talks about translating tone sets, how he orchestrated for a 10-tet, and balance in composing with tone sets through his analysis of “Erebus.”
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Ryan Truesdell: Creative growth through self-imposed challenges
Ryan Truesdell reflects on some words from Jim McNeely, his current project, and advice for composers – should you write for big band?
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Vanessa Perica: My First Dive into the Symphonic World
Vanessa Perica reflects on adapting material from her big band album for her first symphonic commission.
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An Interview with Vijay Iyer
Vijay Iyer talks about interweaving of performance and composing, the impact of collaborators, and touches on grief’s impact while composing in this interview.
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Patrick Cornelius: Writing My Way Out of a Small-Group Rut by Thinking Big
Writing the same song over and over – the problem and an approach to working through it…Patrick Cornelius discusses this in his own small group music.
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Ed Palermo: Trial and Error. Arranging Music The Hard Way
Ed Palermo reflects on his path in the practice of arranging through Zappa, the Beatles, Coltrane, and others developing his taste and preferences around his peers.
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Angel Bat Dawid: The Tyrannical Perpetual Perversion of Blk Music
Angel Bat Dawid muses through the deep-rooted compositions of the BLK diasporic consciousness, unraveling the rich history of “Great Black Music.”
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Protected: Angel Bat Dawid: The Tyrannical Perpetual Perversion of Blk Music
Kenny Berger: Don’t Block the Rear View Mirror
Kenny Berger talks about his pathway to and through composition involving Brooklyn, Duke Ellington, and the BMI Jazz Composer’s Workshop.
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