
The Scratch Orchestra was an experimental musical ensemble founded in the spring of 1969 by Cornelius Cardew, Michael Parsons and Howard Skempton. The Orchestra reflected Cardew's musical philosophy at that time. This meant that anyone could join and there was an emphasis on improvisation. Despite the emphasis on free improvisation, the varying experience of the members, and the 'do your own thing' free aesthetic of the time, the Scratch Orchestra was a disciplined ensemble.
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London 1969 (A)
London 1969 (B)
Paragraph 7
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Pilgrimage From Scattered Points On The Surface Of The Body To The Brain, The Inner Ear, The Heart And The Stomach
The Great Learning: Paragraph 7
The Great Learning: Paragraph 2
Paragraph No. 7
Paragraph No. 2
Paragraph 1
Cardew: The Great Learning : Paragraph 7 (April 1969)
Cardew: The Great Learning - Paragraph 7
Pilgrimage From Scattered Points...
Cardew: The Great Learning - Paragraph 2
November 1969, Hamstead Town Hall, London (Part 1)
Paragraph No. 1[recorded 1982]
Cardew: The Great Learning : Paragraph 2 (January 1969)
Paragraph 2 (1969)
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Paragraph 1 (1968)
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Paragraph 7 (1969)
Paragraph No. 1
The great birds
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The Great Learning - Paragraph 2
The Great Learning - Paragraph 7
The Great Learning : Paragraph 2
2 Poems: No. 1, O Now the Drenched Land Wakes
Pilgrimage from Scattered Points on the Surface of the Body to the Brain, the Inner Ear, the Heart, and the Stomach
London 1969
The Great Learning: Paragraph 2 (January 1969)
The Great Learning: Paragraph 7 (April 1969)
November 1969, Hamstead Town Hall, London (Part 2)
Paragraph No. 1 [recorded 1982]
O how the drenched land wakes
2 Poems: No. 2, The Great Birds
The Great Learning : Paragraph 7
London, 1969 A
London, 1969 B
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The Great Learning : Cardew: The Great Learning: Paragraph 7
Paragraph No. 1 [recorded 1982)
The Great Learning - Paragraph 1
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Cardew: The Great Learning - Paragraph 7 (feat. Cornelius Cardew)
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