
Barry Guy's interests in improvisation and formal composition received their grandest form in the London Jazz Composers Orchestra. Originally formed to perform Guy's composition Ode in 1974 (released as a 2-LP set on Incus and later, in expanded form, as a 2-CD set on Intakt), it became one of the great large-scale European improvising ensembles. Early documentation is spotty – the only other recording from its early years is Stringer (FMP, now
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Part I
Part II
Part Iii
Part IV
Part V
Part VI
Part VII
Sub I
Double Trouble
Sub II
Sub III
Sub V
Sub IV
Sub VI
Harmos
Theoria Track 1
Theoria Track 2
Theoria Track 3
Theoria 1
Theoria Track 4
pt. 1
Theoria 4
Theoria 2
Four Pieces for Orchestra, Part 1
pt. 2
Theoria 5
Theoria Track 5
Theoria 3
Four Pieces for Orchestra, Part 2
pt. 5
pt. 3
pt. 4
Four pieces for orchestra, part 3
Four pieces for orchestra, part 4
Polyhymnia
Strange Loops
Sleeping Furiously. Part I
Theoria: Section Nr. 1
The End
Owed To J. S.
Theoria: Section Nr. 2
Theoria: Section Nr. 3
Theoria: Section Nr. 4
Theoria: Section Nr. 5
Sleeping Furiously. Part Ii
Sleeping Furiously. Part Iii
Part 3
Memory of the Future
Exact Sensibility
Part 2
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