London Jazz Composers' Orchestra
About London Jazz Composers' Orchestra
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 II
Part Iii
Part IV
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Part VI
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Sub I
Double Trouble
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Sub III
Sub V
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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
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Theoria 5
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Theoria 3
Four Pieces for Orchestra, Part 2
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Four pieces for orchestra, part 4
Polyhymnia
Strange Loops
Sleeping Furiously. Part I
Theoria: Section Nr. 1
The End
Owed To J. S.
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Theoria: Section Nr. 5
Sleeping Furiously. Part Ii
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Memory of the Future
Exact Sensibility
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