Michael Cooke

Join us as we delve into the innovative world of Philip Greenlief, a saxophonist renowned for his transformative impact on the Bay Area’s jazz and experimental music scenes. In this episode, Greenlief opens up about his unique approach to music, particularly his work with dancers and the use of maps and game strategies in his scores, which pave the way for new realms of musical expression. Discover how he empowers musicians to delve into their sound vocabularies, fostering a deeper connection between music and its audience through his commitment to innovation.

As a visionary artist, Greenlief discusses the intricacies of creating graphical scores that harmoniously blend music with visual art. He recounts his rich experiences with improvisational collaborations and reflects on his role in shaping the future of music through education. This exploration into Greenlief’s creative process offers a glimpse into the mind of a saxophone alchemist who continuously redefines the boundaries of musical possibility.

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