Jazz notes

An avant-garde thinker takes a turn with a trio

By Siddhartha Mitter

Globe Correspondent / February 8, 2008

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Improvised music never happens in a vacuum. It's the product of an encounter, when musicians listen and respond together in a way that none could have achieved alone. The deeper the encounter, the more fully present the players, the greater the liberties they can take with conventions and still produce beautiful music. (Full article: 825 words)