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[[Phil Morton]] has come to adopt the term used referential or a referent, or he proposes those active in [[free]] [[improvisation]] acknowledge this term maybe useful | [[Phil Morton]] has come to adopt the term used referential or a referent, or he proposes those active in [[free]] [[improvisation]] acknowledge this term maybe useful | ||
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Referent
Introduction
Phil Morton has come to adopt the term used referential or a referent, or he proposes those active in free improvisation acknowledge this term maybe useful
Referential simply means the improviser is required to refer to an external referent, that maybe a document or idea that influences what the person does within the parameters of music.
This is an attempt by Phil Morton to bypass the binary world of free improvisation vs composition
Examples of a referent to be witnessed in the world of free improvisation
- Conduction
- Graphic scores
- more citation needed
Source
Free Ensemble Improvisation, Harald Stenström A Thesis [1]
