Who Owns Music?

by William Parker

Poetry. African American Studies. Cultural Writing. Music. William Parker was and remains firmly established in New York's downtown scene. He is not only one of the most important composers and bassists in the field of free improvisation but also plays a leading role as an integrating figure in the current New York avant-garde jazz scene. Parker is regarded as the leader, the uncrowned king, the father and high priest of young jazz musicians on New York's Lower East Side. WHO OWNS MUSIC? is a collection of William Parker's political writings, essays on music theory and poems. He writes as a musician, a teacher, a son and a father, but above all as a man who is intent upon making his own indelible imprint on the world.

Genres: Music, Essays

148 pages, Paperback

First published March 31, 2007

Reviews

[Stefano Ferrando · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great reflection about music by one of the most important musician of our time. Buddy's Knife Editions publish so wonderful gems