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Composing Moods: My experience of composing for a cross-genre ensemble of improvisers

Fritsche, 2022

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Fritsche J
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My master's thesis project is about creating music for piano and improvising ensemble based on compositions that set the ground for an open improvisation. I wanted to find out methods of how to write and communicate a piece that gives the performing musician a …
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