>A crashing wave is truly the best analogy I can come up with
>for how I hear it.

Cause this is meaningless.

>The technical skill required to execute great jazz is nothing
>short of remarkable.

What technical skills would that be?

>The ability to improvise within the complex arrangements to
>accentuate the expressions is pure genius. A great Jazz player
>has to have command of so many musical attributes at the same
>time.

You think? Can you explain those?

>>2) what about other genre's that incorporate improvisation?
>>
>
>You can be more specific? Which other genre's do you see a lot
>of improvisation in?

I'll default to Joe below.

sorry but all i hear is fairy talk with the word 'sophistication' and 'jazz' and how it makes you feel an your inability to explain that while making obtuse declarations. i'd love to take it serious, but i already know you're full of shit. but i'll continue entertaining if you can actually start saying something.


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