Show threadHenry Schroy 🇧🇷Jan 29

Links & Resources:

• Explore the Misha-matics Research Corpus: https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/29cca2eb-8613-4008-bf81-a60601bc1ea7

• Henry Schroy’s "New Ritual" Practice: https://newritual.com/

• The Samchillian Lineage: https://www.leongruenbaum.com/mishasamchillian

• Steve De Furia's tips and techniques using Misha: https://www.youtube.com/@midi-rik-kboard-improv

#Mishamatics #NewRitual #SystemsArchitecture #RelativePitch #MusicPhilosophy #HenrySchroy #EventideMisha #BassPractice

PostGenreJun 23, 2025

“When playing a solo piece, I don’t write notation because it does not need to be communicated to anyone else. I only write down words. Just a list of timestamps and words to describe the sounds I’m going to move through. These are notes that only I would understand. They’re typed out like a setlist. It’s just abbreviated little notes to myself that probably wouldn’t even make sense to anyone else, and that’s kind of the point of this music. Nobody else is going to play these pieces. It’s almost like folk music in that way. ” - Jessica Pavone

‘What Happens Has Become Now’ is out now on Relative Pitch Records

#jessicapavone #viola #solo #soloviola #music #art #postgenre #postgenremusic #postgenremedia #relativepitch #relativepitchrecords #kenbutler #swordviola #anthonybraxton #improvisedmusic #strings

https://postgenre.org/what-happens-jessica-pavone/

Slicing through Silence: A Conversation with Jessica Pavone - PostGenre

Pablo Picasso once noted that “Without great solitude, no serious work is possible.” In music, artists can converse in ways often words alone cannot. But there is also a great power in being alone. This power is known well by Jessica Pavone. Across her two decades of live performances and unaccompanied albums, the violist has

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