A cheat sheet for artists of all sorts.
My favorite imperatives:
Thelonius Monk’s advice to saxophonist Steve Lacy (1960)
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Thelonious Monk’s advice to Steve Lacy (1960)
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anyone else want to click when the underlined words?
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himself. Can you identify a genius given only their scrawlings?
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advice to saxophonist Steve Lacy (1960). See his full handprinted
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So many amazing nuggets of pure genius in two pages. This is surely a complete manifesto on playing music and probably...
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This was my background for a while because it’s such a wonderful fucking artifact, and reading it would genuinely perk...
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Great jazz, like anything great, comes from serious self-awareness.
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“What you don’t play can be more important”- Thelonius Monk to saxophonist Steve Lacy (1960).
