I take it you have heard of Winton Marsalis. A page out of his book. Nice and groovy. Great feel you definately have some thing to share with the world, dont stop what your doing 

@krisjohnsonmusic:  word!  Let's hang when you're in town!!

A WONDERFULL DISASTER, I LOVE THIS SOUND!

Improvisation
Matt Leonard-alto sax
Jeff Strasburg-drums
Gabe Fraivillig-keyboard

Eleven

Gabe Fraivillig - keys
Jeff Strasburg - drums
Matt Leonard - sax

Duane Eubanks (tpt)
James Hurt (piano)
Tarus Mateen (bass)
Nasheet Waits (drums)

Recorded live at The Jazz Gallery (2002)

Spontaneous Creativty - 4

Chant (for Gautama Buddha)

Syzygy Master 1

All of You

Fibonacci’s Rabbits is based on what is known as the rabbit string, the original algorithm produced by the mathematician Fibonacci to solve a problem involving reproductive cycles in rabbits.  If 0 = a new rabbit and 1 = a mature rabbit, then the following string will result:

1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 0 1 (ad infinitum)

This string is based on several iterations of rabbit generations as follows:

1
10
101
10110
10110101
1011010110110
101101011011010110101
etc.


It essentially produces the Fibonacci sequence:

0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, etc…
where each number is the sum of the previous two numbers in the sequence.

This sequence is represented in the music in various rhythmic forms, as well as intervallically.  The perfect fifth (and its inversion, the perfect fourth) plays an especially important role, as its ratio of 3/2 is itself a Fibonacci derivation (or, diatonically, 5/8).  While iterations of the rabbit string comprise the majority of the piece, literal representations are often trumped by musical decisions, as in the case of anomalous sections serving as transitions or development.

The resulting piece naturally requires minimalist sensibilities from the performers and allows for the use of some extended techniques, especially during the final iteration of the rabbit string.  As the iterations progress, the overall effect should sound like increasingly more literal rabbits at each iteration.  In other words, the underlying mathematical ratios are secondary to programmatic references to rabbits mating and reproducing.


Written for and performed live by the h2 Saxophone Quartet.
http://h2quartet.com/

Fibonacci's Rabbits

From my debut album "The Void" on ARC records now available on Cd Baby, iTunes, and Amazon!!  For more info visit www.darrylyokley.com

Voo Doo

This is the first movement of a four movement chamber piece I composed back in graduate school for two saxophones (sop. and alto) and percussion.  The piece is entitled Strangers to our people.  The musicians are myself on soprano saxophone, Chris Hemingway on alto saxophone, and Tim Adams on Percussion (Log Drum, Udo drum, and vibraphone).  This was the last piece of my graduate recital at Michigan State University on May 1st, 2006.  Hope you enjoy!!

Lost History

The Coming of Shiva

Sandy Hook

Saxophonist, composer, arranger, and educator.  For more information please visit www.darrylyokley.com

The Coming of Shiva

Darryl Yokley

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