Why Graphic Scores Change Everything with Jon Raskin
In this episode of Music from Humans, we dive deep with the legendary Jon Raskin — founding member of the Rova Saxophone Quartet — shares how graphic scores transformed his approach to composing and improvising. We dive into the creative process behind major works like The Hear and Now and Winter Valley Clouds, explore how visual art and sound intersect, and discuss how listening, space, and collaboration shape meaningful improvised music.Jon reflects on decades of musical exploration and how creating opportunities for players to listen, respond, and invent together leads to truly dynamic performances. Whether you’re a musician, composer, or fan of experimental sound, this conversation is a deep look into the craft of making music live and breathe.
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