This artist\u27s statement and excerpts from the performance script present an autobiographical reading of the music and autobiography of the trumpet player Miles Davis. The performance considers questions about dialogic performance, ethics, location, pedagogy, and the role of the student as listener. The responses to this performance consider the ethical implications of the performance, the generative possibilities of Davis\u27s stories and music, and the pedagogical value of the stories about and music of Davis
Using jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1926-1991) as its primary example, Seeing (for) Miles attempts t...
What if we tried to find a different story to tell about police violence and the Civil Rights moveme...
A performance lecture on alternative and autonomous educational spaces and practices given as part o...
This artist\u27s statement and excerpts from the performance script present an autobiographical read...
This artist\u27s statement and excerpts from the performance script present an autobiographical read...
This dissertation argues for a relational ethic of listening that emphasizes the pedagogical role of...
As the director of Miles Away from “The Cool,” the performer asks me to listen to/for the implicatio...
As the director of Miles Away from “The Cool,” the performer asks me to listen to/for the implicatio...
As the director of Miles Away from “The Cool,” the performer asks me to listen to/for the implicatio...
In this essay, the conception of listening as a performative act is offered as a critical, reflexive...
Quincy Troupe's candid account of his friendship with Miles Davis is a revealing portrait of a great...
In 1957, legendary trumpeter Miles Davis traveled to Paris to record the soundtrack to Elevator to t...
Explores Coltrane's artistic integrity and the universality of his musical message through performan...
KSU Faculty Jazz Parliament performs the music of the great Miles Davis. This performance features S...
Using jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1926-1991) as its primary example, Seeing (for) Miles attempts t...
Using jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1926-1991) as its primary example, Seeing (for) Miles attempts t...
What if we tried to find a different story to tell about police violence and the Civil Rights moveme...
A performance lecture on alternative and autonomous educational spaces and practices given as part o...
This artist\u27s statement and excerpts from the performance script present an autobiographical read...
This artist\u27s statement and excerpts from the performance script present an autobiographical read...
This dissertation argues for a relational ethic of listening that emphasizes the pedagogical role of...
As the director of Miles Away from “The Cool,” the performer asks me to listen to/for the implicatio...
As the director of Miles Away from “The Cool,” the performer asks me to listen to/for the implicatio...
As the director of Miles Away from “The Cool,” the performer asks me to listen to/for the implicatio...
In this essay, the conception of listening as a performative act is offered as a critical, reflexive...
Quincy Troupe's candid account of his friendship with Miles Davis is a revealing portrait of a great...
In 1957, legendary trumpeter Miles Davis traveled to Paris to record the soundtrack to Elevator to t...
Explores Coltrane's artistic integrity and the universality of his musical message through performan...
KSU Faculty Jazz Parliament performs the music of the great Miles Davis. This performance features S...
Using jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1926-1991) as its primary example, Seeing (for) Miles attempts t...
Using jazz trumpeter Miles Davis (1926-1991) as its primary example, Seeing (for) Miles attempts t...
What if we tried to find a different story to tell about police violence and the Civil Rights moveme...
A performance lecture on alternative and autonomous educational spaces and practices given as part o...