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Paperback. Condition: Near Fine. Book is in pristine condition. "In 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of John Cage, Gavin Bryars, and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth College of Art formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, the primary requirement for membership specified…that all players, regardless of skill, experience, or musicianship, be unfamiliar with their chosen instruments. This restriction, coupled with the decision to play "only the familiar bits" of classical music, challenged the Sinfonia's audience to reconsider the familiar, as the ensemble haplessly butchered the classics at venues ranging from avant-garde music festivals to the Royal Albert Hall." ? "What seems to be a joke to some is in actuality an art practice at work. The thing is everyone involved with the orchestra was serious in doing the best that they can to perform the music. For me, it's another way of looking at the classics. It's interesting to hear these familiar works in punk or at the very least, a new way of approaching music. The book expresses the joy of being in the Portsmouth Sinfonia as well as its importance to the avant-garde music world." [Tosh] ; 8vo 8" - 9" tall; 232 pages.
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Paperback or Softback. Condition: New. The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia. Book.
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World's Worst : A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia
Reeves, Christopher M. (EDT); Walker, Aaron (EDT); Bryars, Gavin (FRW); Reeves, Christopher M.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British countercultureIn 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of avant-garde composers Gavin Bryars, John Cage and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth… College of Art in England formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, its primary requirement for membership was that all players, regardless of skill, experience or musicianship, be unfamiliar with their chosen instruments. This restriction, coupled with the decision to play only the familiar bits of classical music, challenged the Sinfonias audience to reconsider the familiar, as the ensemble haplessly butchered the classics at venues ranging from avant-garde music festivals to the Royal Albert Hall. By the end of the decade, after three LPs of their anarchic renditions of classical and rock music and a revolving cast of over 100 musiciansincluding Michael Nyman and Brian Enothe Sinfonia would cease performing, never officially retiring.The first book devoted to the ensemble, The Worlds Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia examines the founding tenets, organizing principles and collective memories of the Sinfonia, whose historical position as the worlds worst orchestra underplays its unique accomplishment as a populist avant-garde project in which music, collectivity and humor all flourished. The unorthodox journey of the Sinfonia unfolds here through interviews with the orchestras original members and publicist/manager, magazine publications, photographs and unseen archival material, alongside an essay by Christopher M. Reeves. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British counterculture Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British countercultureIn 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of avant-garde composers Gavin Bryars, John Cage and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth College of… Art in England formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, its primary requirement for membership was that all players, regardless of skill, experience or musicianship, be unfamiliar with their chosen instruments. This restriction, coupled with the decision to play "only the familiar bits" of classical music, challenged the Sinfonia's audience to reconsider the familiar, as the ensemble haplessly butchered the classics at venues ranging from avant-garde music festivals to the Royal Albert Hall. By the end of the decade, after three LPs of their anarchic renditions of classical and rock music and a revolving cast of over 100 musicians-including Michael Nyman and Brian Eno-the Sinfonia would cease performing, never officially retiring.The first book devoted to the ensemble, The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia examines the founding tenets, organizing principles and collective memories of the Sinfonia, whose historical position as "the world's worst orchestra" underplays its unique accomplishment as a populist avant-garde project in which music, collectivity and humor all flourished. The unorthodox journey of the Sinfonia unfolds here through interviews with the orchestra's original members and publicist/manager, magazine publications, photographs and unseen archival material, alongside an essay by Christopher M. Reeves.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British countercultureIn 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of avant-garde composers Gavin Bryars, John Cage and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth College of… Art in England formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, its primary requirement for membership was that all players, regardless of skill, experience or musicianship, be unfamiliar with their chosen instruments. This restriction, coupled with the decision to play "only the familiar bits" of classical music, challenged the Sinfonia's audience to reconsider the familiar, as the ensemble haplessly butchered the classics at venues ranging from avant-garde music festivals to the Royal Albert Hall. By the end of the decade, after three LPs of their anarchic renditions of classical and rock music and a revolving cast of over 100 musicians-including Michael Nyman and Brian Eno-the Sinfonia would cease performing, never officially retiring.The first book devoted to the ensemble, The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia examines the founding tenets, organizing principles and collective memories of the Sinfonia, whose historical position as "the world's worst orchestra" underplays its unique accomplishment as a populist avant-garde project in which music, collectivity and humor all flourished. The unorthodox journey of the Sinfonia unfolds here through interviews with the orchestra's original members and publicist/manager, magazine publications, photographs and unseen archival material, alongside an essay by Christopher M. Reeves.
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World's Worst : A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia
Reeves, Christopher M. (EDT); Walker, Aaron (EDT); Bryars, Gavin (FRW); Reeves, Christopher M.
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Add to basketSoftcover. Condition: Very Good. Reprint. 367pp. Mass market paperback. Ex-Center of Theological Inquiry Library with stamp and call numbers on first page and label on spine. Signature of a noted theologian on interior cover with inked underlining on about eight pages, wrappers moderately edgeworn, very good.
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World's Worst : A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia
Reeves, Christopher M. (EDT); Walker, Aaron (EDT); Bryars, Gavin (FRW); Reeves, Christopher M.
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The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia
Reeves, Christopher M. (Editor)/ Reeves, Christopher M./ Walker, Aaron (Editor)
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The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia
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The Study of Spirituality:
Edited by Cheslyn Jones, Geoffrey Wainwright, and Edward Yarnold; Contributing authors: A.M. Allchin, John Barton, Sebastian Brock, Christopher Bryant, W.O. Chadwick, James Cone, John Coulson, A.O. Davies, C.M. Dent, J.D.M. Derrett, E.W.T. Dicken, Elfrieda Dubois, Milton McC. Gatch, Raymond George, Mark Gibbard, W.J. Grisbrooke, John Gunstone, Sergei Hackel, Robert Handy, D.A. Hart, M.M. Hennell, W.J. Hollenweger, Michael Ivens, Louis Jacobs, C.P.M. Jones, Raymond Klibansky, Kosuke Koyama, Kenneth Leech, David Lotz, Andrew Louth, John Macquarrie, James McConica, Edward Malatesta, John Mbiti, Anthony Meredith, J.R.H. Moorman, Diarmuid O'Laoghaire, A.M. Priddis, Marjorie Reeves, Philip Rousseau, Anthony Russell, Max Saint, John Saward, Alexan
Language: English
Published by Oxford University Press, New York, New York / Oxford, England, 1986
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Our Father, Our Teacher: A Relational Journey
Reeves, Christopher J. (Author)/ Pinkham, Wesley M. (Foreword)
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The Study of Spirituality:
Edited by Cheslyn Jones, Geoffrey Wainwright, and Edward Yarnold; Contributing authors: A.M. Allchin, John Barton, Sebastian Brock, Christopher Bryant, W.O. Chadwick, James Cone, John Coulson, A.O. Davies, C.M. Dent, J.D.M. Derrett, E.W.T. Dicken, Elfrieda Dubois, Milton McC. Gatch, Raymond George, Mark Gibbard, W.J. Grisbrooke, John Gunstone, Sergei Hackel, Robert Handy, D.A. Hart, M.M. Hennell, W.J. Hollenweger, Michael Ivens, Louis Jacobs, C.P.M. Jones, Raymond Klibansky, Kosuke Koyama, Kenneth Leech, David Lotz, Andrew Louth, John Macquarrie, James McConica, Edward Malatesta, John Mbiti, Anthony Meredith, J.R.H. Moorman, Diarmuid O'Laoghaire, A.M. Priddis, Marjorie Reeves, Philip Rousseau, Anthony Russell, Max Saint, John Saward, Alexan
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Paperback. Condition: New. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British countercultureIn 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of avant-garde composers Gavin Bryars, John Cage and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth College of… Art in England formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, its primary requirement for membership was that all players, regardless of skill, experience or musicianship, be unfamiliar with their chosen instruments. This restriction, coupled with the decision to play "only the familiar bits" of classical music, challenged the Sinfonia's audience to reconsider the familiar, as the ensemble haplessly butchered the classics at venues ranging from avant-garde music festivals to the Royal Albert Hall. By the end of the decade, after three LPs of their anarchic renditions of classical and rock music and a revolving cast of over 100 musicians-including Michael Nyman and Brian Eno-the Sinfonia would cease performing, never officially retiring.The first book devoted to the ensemble, The World's Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia examines the founding tenets, organizing principles and collective memories of the Sinfonia, whose historical position as "the world's worst orchestra" underplays its unique accomplishment as a populist avant-garde project in which music, collectivity and humor all flourished. The unorthodox journey of the Sinfonia unfolds here through interviews with the orchestra's original members and publicist/manager, magazine publications, photographs and unseen archival material, alongside an essay by Christopher M. Reeves.
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Published by Meridian Books, Cleveland, 1961
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Kartoniert / Broschiert. Condition: New. KlappentextIn 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of John Cage, Gavin Bryars, and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth College of Art formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, the primar.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British countercultureIn 1970, galvanized in part by the musical experiments of avant-garde composers Gavin Bryars, John Cage and Cornelius Cardew, students at Portsmouth… College of Art in England formed their own symphony orchestra. Christened the Portsmouth Sinfonia, its primary requirement for membership was that all players, regardless of skill, experience or musicianship, be unfamiliar with their chosen instruments. This restriction, coupled with the decision to play only the familiar bits of classical music, challenged the Sinfonias audience to reconsider the familiar, as the ensemble haplessly butchered the classics at venues ranging from avant-garde music festivals to the Royal Albert Hall. By the end of the decade, after three LPs of their anarchic renditions of classical and rock music and a revolving cast of over 100 musiciansincluding Michael Nyman and Brian Enothe Sinfonia would cease performing, never officially retiring.The first book devoted to the ensemble, The Worlds Worst: A Guide to the Portsmouth Sinfonia examines the founding tenets, organizing principles and collective memories of the Sinfonia, whose historical position as the worlds worst orchestra underplays its unique accomplishment as a populist avant-garde project in which music, collectivity and humor all flourished. The unorthodox journey of the Sinfonia unfolds here through interviews with the orchestras original members and publicist/manager, magazine publications, photographs and unseen archival material, alongside an essay by Christopher M. Reeves. Butchering the classics through avant-garde amateurism: the Portsmouth Sinfonia embodied the joyous collectivism of 1970s British counterculture Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Complex Battlespaces : The Law of Armed Conflict and the Dynamics of Modern Warfare
Schmitt, Michael N. (EDT); Reeves, Shane R. (EDT); Ford, Christopher M. (EDT); Williams, Winston S. (EDT)
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