Spotlight on Aux Dim

The main body of the LCC and its practical application, including all 4 published versions of Book 1 with their inserts: the 1959 tan cover; the 1959 light green cover Japanese edition; the 1970‘s white cover, which adds an illustrated River Trip to the 1959 edition, and the currently available Fourth Edition, 2001.

The authorization code is the first word on Page 198 of the Fourth Edition of the LCCTO.

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george russell: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAgaqALyJJ4

anyone like to take it from here?
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don cherry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k80JUJ9K4Ek
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bob appleton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPdwxX3-9jw
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[quote="bobappleton"]bob appleton: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kPdwxX3-9jw[/quote]
wow!
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[quote="bobappleton"]don cherry: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k80JUJ9K4Ek[/quote]
For some reason I am reminded of the old cartoon of the aliens in deep space sending a reply back to Earth after their encounter with the Voyager space craft that says,â€
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Post by chespernevins »

Hey Bebopple,

I like your video.

I heard the Lover Man (Sonny Stitt) video first, and heard the dim scale used extensively, so I thought all the links listed here we examples you had found of the dim scale.

I didn't hear any dim in Don Cherry or Bob Appleton :wink: :lol:

But still, good stuff.
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thank you guys ;) :)

they were indeed for motherlode - leading towards the bird and then forward again. it was fun and i'm sure one of you would have kept up the journey if we'd had to. and then he came home (yayyy).

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chespernevins wrote:

I didn't hear any dim in Don Cherry or Bob Appleton
Thanks J. I need to do another one soon... the sound makes the image and the image makes the sound so i never know where the influences are coming from.. that's part of the idea.. can we go back and forth and make some vocabulary?
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:idea:

If you guys are interested in working together on this - from the LCC perspective, we could develop some structures - such as playing only fifths in any scale and seeing the visual equivalent or some metaphor for it.

Let me know if you'd like to be involved. I can start a thread here where we do it and put up the results on YouTube.

PS: The text could come from Book 1 - as long as it doesn't reproduce and give away Book 1 (and if G and A agree to that).

First though, does anyone have the time and the interest?
What I'm doing here is designing a musical and visual instrument using Max/MSP/Jitter. I'm working with a programmer now and I want to include all the subtleties of tone and especially response that we expect in any musical instrument.
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G and A? :shock:

I wish I was invited, I have all the time in the world.
:) :o :D
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i'll get back to you real soon on this.

my semester is ending... i can see the top of the hill from here and then it's all free fall...

thanks...

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dds1234 wrote:G and A? :shock:

george and alice

I wish I was invited, I have all the time in the world.
:) :o :D
you're invited...

give me a little time - maybe to may 15th, then we'll talk

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