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	CMT.com : Barry Altschul : Biography
		Altschul's drumming with that band was stylistically all-encompassing -- in his own words, "from ragtime to no time" -- thanks to his background in traditional jazz styles, which gave him a solid grounding on which to build his free playing.
		Altschul was largely self-taught until 1960, when he began study with Charlie Persip.
		Altschul was a member of the Jazz Composer's Guild and the Jazz Composer's Orchestra Association from 1964-68.
	www.cmt.com /artists/az/altschul_barry/bio.jhtml (372 words)

	Barry Altschul - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Barry Altschul is a magnificent drummer who gained fame in the late 60's with pianist Paul Bley and others playing in the "outside" style of jazz that had been evolving steadily since Cecil Taylor, Ornette Coleman, John Coltrane, and others broke ground.
		Barry has beautiful traditional chops and when he recorded with Chick Corea during the Circle era, Barry had a high-pitched Gretsch kit with add-on drums and percussion instruments, which he integrated seamlessly in a whirlwind of sound.
		Barry also made a few excellent solo albums and probably did more gigging on the other side of the Atlantic during the "dry years" in the USA.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barry_Altschul (191 words)

	Barry Altschul - WikipÃ©dia, l'encyclopÃ©die libre et gratuite
		Barry Altschul - WikipÃ©dia, l'encyclopÃ©die libre et gratuite
		Barry Altschul est un batteur et percussionniste amÃ©ricain nÃ© Ã New York, dans le Bronx le 6 janvier 1943 dans une famille de musiciens.
		Ses premiers instruments sont le piano et la clarinette qu'il abandonne pour la batterie.
	fr.wikipedia.org /wiki/Barry_Altschul (288 words)

	FAB: Fonda-Altschul-Bang
		Barry Altschul In the early 70's Altschul was the drummer for Circle-a band which(with a membership that also included Chick Corea, Dave Holland, and Anthony Braxton)might possibly have been the most technically adept free jazz ensemble ever.
		Altshul's drumming with that band was stylistically all-encompassing-in his own words, "from ragtime to no time"-thanks to his background in traditional jazz styles, which gave him a solid grounding on which to build his free playing.
		Altchul was largely self-taught until 1960, when he began study with Charlie Persip From 1964 until 1970, Altschul played regularly with pianist Paul Bley; their relationship continued intermittently through the 70s and 80s.
	www.joefonda.digitalspace.net /fab.html (1172 words)

	Barry Altschul - Irina: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more \|\|\| Music.com
		Drummer Barry Altschul [+] leads a particularly interesting quartet on this date (reissued on CD) that also includes trumpeter Enrico Rava [+], John Surman [+] on baritone and soprano and bassist Mark Helias [+].
		The music (three Altschul originals, a song apiece from Helias and Ray Anderson [+], plus Fats Waller's "Jitterbug Waltz") finds the pianoless group sounding halfway between the Gerry Mulligan/Chet Baker Quartet and the late-'50s Ornette Coleman/Don Cherry group.
		Among the highlights are Anderson's "Tap-A-Jack," Altschul's "Da Baron's Blues" and Helias' humorous "Le Tango." The advanced and passionate solos ( Rava sounds much more high-powered than normal) and the close communication between the four highly individual improvisers make this a notable and highly recommended release.
	music.com /release/irina/1 (228 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Music: The Conference of the Birds (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Holland's bouncing fingering sharply contrasts with Barry Altschul's fizzing cymbals.
		On "Q and A" Altschul converses with himself, quietly alerting his companions, who gradually make their appearance with little interjections.
		Altschul's marimba is divine in its simplicity, accompanied by the plain, unadorned flutes of Braxton and Rivers.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/B000026156 (569 words)

	Steve Swell : Features : One Final Note
		The band has three trombones (Deborah Weisz was the 3rd), Barry Altschul on drums and Hank Schroy on bass.
		Barry was an expert at this and came away with some really great stuff.
		The only project directly influenced by this trip is something Barry Altschul has started with myself and couple of young players.
	www.onefinalnote.com /features/2004/swell (5917 words)

	Jazz \| All About Jazz
		Tchicai (dressed more for the links than for a performance) was featured in a quartet with fellow individualists Barry Altschul (supposedly their first encounter since the early '80's), and Paul Smoker.
		Propelled forward by Altschul's frenetic drum work, Tchicai seemed to be struggling with music that was coming out almost too fast-an engaging instance of a musician seemingly controlled by the music rather than controlling it.
		Barry Altschul seems to only have two ways of playing: intense and more intense.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /creviews/c0202_06.htm (825 words)

	Barry Altschul - You Can't Name Your Own Tune - Audio CD, Compact Discs At Earfloss.com
		Natal Chart - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Composed by: B.
		Cmbeh - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Composed by: M.
		King Korn - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Composed by: C.
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	Polestar Music Gallery: FAB Trio: Joe Fonda, Barry Altschul & Billy Bang
		In the early 70's Altschul was the drummer for Circle, a band which included Chick Corea, Dave Holland, and Anthony Braxton, and which might possibly have been the most technically adept free jazz ensemble ever.
		Altshul's drumming with that band was stylistically all-encompassing - in his own words, "from ragtime to no time" - thanks to his background in traditional jazz styles, which gave him a solid grounding on which to build his free playing.
		Altschul has demonstrated a notable consistency, especially in the way he inevitably manages to generate an enormous momentum without overpowering the ensemble.
	www.seattleimprovisedmusic.com /Polestar/Archive/Shows2004/pole052704.htm (835 words)

	Barry Altschul biography : albums : icebergradio.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In the early '70s, Altschul was the drummer for Circle -- a band which (with a membership that also included Chick Corea, Dave Holland, and Anthony Braxton) might possibly have been the most technically adept free jazz ensemble ever.
		A strict attention to rhythmic and tonal detail has always characterized his playing.
		From 1964 until 1970, Altschul played regularly with pianist Paul Bley; their relationship continued intermittently through the '70s and '80s.
	www.icebergradio.com /artist/6007/poe.html (348 words)

	Circle: Paris -Concert ---Ink Blot Magazine
		Formed in 1970 by Holland, pianist Chick Corea, altoist Anthony Braxton and drummer Barry Altschul, Circle eschewed the trend toward fusion/funk and entered into the area of abstraction.
		Both Corea and Holland were fresh from their tenure with Miles Davis ' band with which they had toured internationally and recorded such classics as In a Silent Way, Filles de Kilimanjaro and Bitches Brew.
		Rounding out the group is the underrated drummer/percussionist Barry Altschul, who was largely self-taught before studying with Charlie Persip and Sam Ulano in the 60's.
	www.inkblotmagazine.com /rev-archive/circle.htm (349 words)

	Barry Wedgle Biography
		Barry led his first band at the age of 12 and the psychedelic genius of Jimi Hendrix still glows within him.
		In July of 2001 Barry Wedgle, Barry Altschul and Kim Stone recorded a C.D. in Manitou Springs, Colo. entitled BBK, an exploration of free jazz and jazz standards.
		Barry's choice of instruments has evolved and in recent years Barry has recorded almost exclusively using a nylon string guitars including classical and flamenco.
	www.eversonic.com /BWEDGLEHTML/BWEDGLEBIO.htm (826 words)

	That's Nice by Barry Altschul
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		Drummer Barry Altschul gets to show off his versatility and talents throughout this interesting quartet/quintet set with trombonist Glen Ferris, Sean Bergin (doubling on alto and tenor), bassist Andy McKee and (on two of the five pieces) pianist Mike Melillo.
		All of the quirky pieces are group originals (Altschul contributed three), with the leader's "For Papa Jo, Klook and Philly Too" being a fine tribute to three drummers.
	www.mp3.com /albums/124449/summary.html (165 words)

	Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Rivers brings out the flute for some hypnotic interplay with Holland's cello on "For Those Who Care," a piece where Altschul is free to embellish with building gongs, triangles, cymbals, and all kinds of creative percussion.
		Sam Rivers' status as a master flutist is clear with one listen to this cut, as he runs the gamut from harmonic interplay to manic melodic flight.
		With all this talent on hand, it's still Altschul's show, and he pulls off a riveting solo piece called "Hey Toots!" that is full of creativity and exciting sounds from his trap set, wood blocks, chimes, cowbells, gongs and even a bowed waterphone.
	www.cosmik.com /aa-august00/reviews/review_barry_altschul.html (322 words)

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		The spontaneity, intensity, and pure joy that comes across in those brief outbursts raises the level of excitement and intimacy so that you almost forget you're sitting in your living room listening to a CD.
		Bassist Joe Fonda, drummer Barry Altschul, and violinist Billy Bang clearly enjoyed playing the tunes on Transforming the Space, and the disc's sheer musicality and accessibility took me by surprise.
		After the duo have their say, Altschul changes course with a military-march drum roll that leads into an expressive extended solo from Fonda who bears down on his instrument with concentrated effort.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/review_print.php?id=13013 (380 words)

	Paul Motian Similar Artists: Barry Altschul, Joe Chambers, Andrew Cyrille
		Paul Motian Similar Artists: Barry Altschul, Joe Chambers, Andrew Cyrille
		Barry Altschul (Active in 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s)
		Altschul's drumming with that band was stylistically all-encompassing -- in his own words, "from ragtime to no...
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	Straight.com Vancouver \| Offbeat \| FAB Trio Jams Telepathically (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		His idea was to assemble a trio with drummer Barry Altschul and violinist Billy Bang: an unusual lineup, to be sure, but one that Fonda intuited would work.
		But that record is based almost entirely on written material, while on the trio's current tour the emphasis is going to be more on free playing; or, as Fonda prefers to call it, "spontaneous composition".
		Billy's younger than Barry, but they knew some of the same people and they grew up in the same neighbourhood and that whole Bronx community thing is such a part of them.
	www.straight.com /content.cfm?id=2900 (667 words)

	Barry Altschul - You Can't Name Your Own Tune - Audio CD
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		You Can't Name Your Own Tune - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Composed by: B.
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	Item #8911647FK - Barry Altschul - You Can't Name Your Own Tune - Audio CD
		With the hit song "For Those Who Care," the album You Can't Name Your Own Tune strikes a chord with all music lovers.
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		King Korn - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Composed by: C. Bley - Track Length: 4:40
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	The History of Rock Music. Annette Peacock: biography, discography, reviews, links
		When she left Peacock for another jazz musician, Paul Bley (they married in 1966), she was given a chance to compose, sing and play (one of the first synthesizers, which she received from Robert Moog in person).
		Her debut as a writer occurred with Cartoon, on Paul Bley's Closer (ESP, 1966), recorded in december 1965 and featuring the trio of Bley (piano), Steve Swallow (bass) and Barry Altschul (drums).
		The ensemble (Tom Cosgrove on guitar, Stu Woods on bass, Rick Morotta on drums and Peacock on keyboards) is augmented with jazz luminaries such as Michael Moss on tenor sax, Barry Altschul on percussion and Airto Moreira on percussion.
	www.scaruffi.com /vol3/peacock.html (1833 words)

	My traditional Jazz Fest blogging @ Radio Free Blogistan (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Posted by: barry wedgle at May 4, 2004 09:49 AM
		Posted by: barry wedgle at May 4, 2004 09:50 AM
		We're addressing the wrong level: All praises to the LazyWeb, David Galbraith has made a point I've been pussyfooting around for ages: on the web, the permalink's the thing (not the page).
	radiofreeblogistan.com /2004/04/25/my_traditional_jazz_fest_blogging.html (528 words)

	Drums and Drummers: Recordings: Altschul-Aronoff (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Barry Altschul, Carmine Appice, Tom Ardolino, Kenny Aronoff
		Sam Rivers (saxes, flute, piano); Cecil McBee, Lewis Worrell (bass); Barry Altschul (drums).
		Anthony Braxton (saxes, clarinet, flute); Sam Rivers (saxes, flute); Dave Holland (bass); Barry Altschul (drums, percussion).
	www.geocities.com /BourbonStreet/bayou/1707/rec/rec_a2.html (274 words)

	Drum Role by Barry Altschul: Song Music Downloads
		Barry Altschul : Albums : For Stu : Drum Role : Downloads
		Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Drum Role" on album For Stu.
		Check the albums tab for other downloads from Barry Altschul.
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	JR.com: Barry Altschul - Brahma [Limited] in Music: Drums: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
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		The Wire (10/02, p.71) - "...Percussionist Barry Altschul is a great musical thinker whose commitment to improv began early....BRAHMA is especially welcome..." Down Beat (4/02, p.69) - 4 stars out of 5 - "...A wonderful document of the drummer near the end of his finest period...delightful writing, powerful voices and tremendous energy..."
		Personnel: Barry Altschul (percussion); Ray Anderson (trombone); Mark Helias (bass).
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	Piano Sheet Music By B. Altschul: - Barry Altschul - You Can't Name Your Own Tune - Audio CD - 8911647BV
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		Cmbeh - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Written by: M. Abrams - Track Length: 6:13
		King Korn - Performed by: Barry Altschul - Written by: C. Bley - Track Length: 4:40
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	Barry Altschul - You Can't Name Your Own Tune - Audio CD
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		Cmbeh - Artist: Barry Altschul - Composed by: M. Abrams - Track Length: 6:13
		With such classics as "Hidden Place" you'll listen to this CD again and again.
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