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	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /topics/charles.html (6474 words)

	JOHN F. HAYWARD: PHILOSOPHER OF RELIGION AND THE ARTS
		Hayward likened Snow to Ralph Waldo Emerson—“with a perfect Harvard accent and a New Englander to the tips of his fingers.” Lyttle was a church historian and a humanist, with whom Hayward used to wrangle.
		Hayward came to the Divinity School in 1951 as assistant professor of religion and art, and taught courses in the visual arts, myth theory, and theology.
		Hayward explains, "By listening to each other they find new ways of interpreting pieces they've played for years." The result of this democratic endeavor is that no matter how many times you hear a piece of chamber music you hear it played differently by each ensemble of musicians.
	www.harvardsquarelibrary.org /unitarians/hayward.html (4325 words)

	This Heat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		They formed late 1975 in Brixton, London by multi-instrumentalists Charles Bullen (guitar, clarinet, viola, vocals, tapes), Charles Hayward (percussion, keyboards, vocals, tapes) and Gareth Williams (keyboard, guitar, bass, vocals, tapes).
		Their first radio airplay came from, unsurprisingly, John Peel, whom they sent a demo tape (recorded in a disused meat factory) to in early 1977.
		Hayward, at least, remains active musically to this day, with just as little commercial recognition as he had with This Heat.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/This_Heat (332 words)

	This Heat: Deceit: Pitchfork Review (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Hayward had worked with a fairly broad array of jazz and prog bands (and post-This Heat, would continue to do so), though Bullen and Williams were much less traveled, even as they were accomplished musicians.
		Hayward's interest in all manner of world rhythms and percussion manifested itself in tracks like "Shrink Wrap" and "Independence" (words provided by one Thomas Jefferson), where kinetic drum orchestras and ancient rain forest flutes and strings lent the music an otherworldly quality which further removed it from recordings by This Heat's angry peers.
		I don't know that Hayward, Bullen and Williams were trying to inspire (and that they debated over whether to release their music at all could be evidence to support that they weren't), but the overall feeling I take away from this album is that of revolution and a very creative form of protest.
	www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/t/this-heat/deceit.shtml (955 words)

	This Heat and Camberwell Now
		Though the excellent essay on This Heat (which you hopefully just read) goes quite a ways to explain what an important musician Hayward has been and continues to be, let us set the scene for this conversation with the man himself.
		Hayward was about fly back to his UK home to lead a tribute concert for his former band mate from This Heat, the late Gareth Williams.
		Among the revelations below, you'll find that Charles is a rabid Abba fan as well as details of the local arts project in Southeast London where he's roping in many of his neighbors who are anything but 'artists' in the traditional sense of the word.
	www.furious.com /perfect/charleshayward.html (8240 words)

	dr john musician (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Biographies: C. Callcott, Dr John W. A professional musician, John Church was master of the choristers at Westminster Abbey...
		John was known as the "chief musician" at his church and...
		from the interface between a musician and his or her instrument, or the musician and his...
	www.theindustryyellowpages.com /th/dr-john-musician.htm (2397 words)

	Browse by Label: SUB ROSA (BELGIUM)
		Musicians, composers, and pieces, liberated of all dogma and far from the coteries or more practical application of theories.
		As a musician and media-artist, he is involved in the New York avant garde, he is too a close collaborator of Nam June Paik and make a record on suphur with Scanner.
		The idea was to ask other musicians, of different generations, to attempt a new mix on the basis of these eight studies.
	www.forcedexposure.com /labels/sub.rosa.belgium.html (7965 words)

	OUT OF BODY ORCHESTRA
		The compositional elements, which include graphic score, simple folk melodies, improvisationa and densities, are in an open, "modular" form, perpetually keeping players and audience on their toes and awake to the split-second decision making.
		A guest musician is invited to play the part of "outsider" for the second secquence, again introducing a sense of the unknown.
		Below is a list of some of the musicians that have played in oobo.
	www.jacquelinegrant.supanet.com /outofbody.htm (224 words)

	Material Live 2004
		The group was an integral part of what was then called the downtown "no-wave" scene, when avant-garde free jazz musicians would often share the same stage with punk rockers.
		Over the years the Material name has gradually transcended the traditional concept of a "band" to embody something much larger; what was once a group has become a sprawling collective of like-minded artists and musicians that is constantly shifting in personnel and focus, all with Bill Laswell as the catalyst.
		Known as some of the most prolific producer and musician ever, Bill Laswell still finds time to perform live all around the world namely with the Massacre trio (Fred Frith and Charles Hayward), or as initiator of the remarkable collective Tabla Beat Science (Zakir Hussain, Sultan Khan etc.).
	www.geocities.com /materiallive2004 (280 words)

	Materiali Sonori
		Percy Howard is a multidimensional artist: singer-songwriter, producer, poet, writer and arranger, who unabashedly embraces the role of the romantic troubadour in a quest to craft intense, lyrical and vocally oriented songs.
		Multi-instrumentalist, singer and composer, Roger Eno travels in a world that revolves around the concept of a "discreet music" that on occasions opens into dimensions that are even more eclectic and look towards neo-classical music.
		A curious character: well known amongst musicians and enthusiasts, he chose not to pursue a “career”, maintaining his own personal ties to his land and people, living on “heart felt” concerts, collaborations and teaching.
	matson.it /artists/artists.asp (757 words)

	Carbon7. Pierre Vervloesem. Grosso Modo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		This album is a good example of how a rock musician can bring something new to the genre.
		The approach is deliberately spontaneous, with the album recorded in less than two days, using rough sounds and the energy of the moment.
		Such a maelstrom of ideas and wealth of musical innovation are pretty unusual - this album has all the hallmarks of being the new standard to judge everything else by.
	www.carbon-7.com /cd/063.htm (170 words)

	JohnJohn - Design & Music
		We are the epicentre of a network of designers and musicians based in different countries and collaborating according to the skill requirement.
		The master musicians play from midnight to seven a series of songs played on his guembri accompanied by the qarqabu players, each song relating to a special spirit (mlouk, djinn).
		During the chaabane month (just before the ramadan), the musicians are always ready to play for the crowds of people who are waiting for the beginning of the lila de derdeba.
	www.johnjohn.co.uk /html/frameset.html (4593 words)

	musician bishop (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Charles has produced and recorded such artists as: Perfect Heart / The Blackwood Brothers Quartet / J.D. coach and teacher for: The Blackwood Brothers Quartet / Kenny Bishop / The Isaacs...
		He was a masterful musician, a powerful preacher, a columnist, and an...
		Austin, Texas musician Heather Bishop, not to be confused with the Canadian artist of the same...
	www.theindustryyellowpages.com /th/musician-bishop.htm (2987 words)

	mike cooper-schismophonia
		In the book Music Grooves, written in collaboration with Charles Keil, there is a chapter entitled From Schizophonia to Schismogenesis.
		He was born in Naples in 1959 and is a self taught musician and composer.
		She took part in the 2003 symposium at Leleg in Turkey on LIVE ART IN TURKEY; gave THE LISTENING BODY workshops in Sweden and North America and a seminar for the CORK SOUNDWORKS festival in 2004.
	hometown.aol.co.uk /cooparia/schismo.html (1091 words)

	This Heat-Camberwell Now-Charles Hayward
		Charles Hayward (drums) on "Potential" "Dust of Ages" and "November"
		After Moving, Da Silva hooked up with This Heat drummer Charles Hayward and formed a new band called Roseland. They played two gigs, but not much more.
		I recently discovered (Aug 2001) another Charles Hayward site, in French, more focused on This Heat, but current and with a good number of links, etc. You can view that site at http://petit.sebastien.free.fr/thisheat.html
	www.squidco.com /rer/Hayward.Charles.html (457 words)

	cplastsics (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Paul started working with vintage record players in the early 1990s and has since continued to use turntables as his primary instrument.
		Paul works as a solo musician, in regular groups and in ad-hoc combinations.
		Paul was also part of the touring "Turntable Hell" group which included Martin Tetrault, Otomo Yoshide, Martin Ng and others.
	www.twothousandand.com /records/PHood.htm (253 words)

	Quiet Sun Press Pack
		If you don't concentrate, the technology certainly won't - and, your average musician being what he is, you'll be working well if you can cut your album - from backing-tracks to final mix - in under a month.
		Manzanera, MacCormick, and Hayward conferred over a possible fourth recruitment in the wake of the 1970 putsch, and resolved that what they needed most desperately was somebody with a PhD in Mathematics.
		Charles was flitting back and forth between Mal Dean's Amazing Band and David Allen's Gong, in the meantime writing songs that nobody could play - like "RongWrong" on "Mainstream".
	www.manzanera.com /QuietSunPR.htm (1156 words)

	Listings for 7 April 2005 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Mr Braby talks to Charles Hayward, former member of pioneering experimentalist group This Heat, and innovator of various music projects including Camberwell Now, and Loom.
		Charles will bring along with him or play his earliest known/available recording or composition.
		Tonight singer songwriter Silvia Balducci is presenting the work of the influential Chilean folk musician Victor Jara.
	www.resonancefm.com /listings/20050407.html (554 words)

	Guardian Unlimited \| The Guardian \| Gareth Williams
		A musician dedicated to experimentalism in a group that anticipated punk
		A fanatical record collector, he attracted the attention of drummer Charles Hayward and guitarist Charles Bullen - which eventually led to This Heat.
		In the 1990s he briefly played with Hayward in the avant-rock Mind The Gap, and featured in Hayward's monthly Accidents and Emergencies series at Deptford's Albany Empire.
	www.guardian.co.uk /obituaries/story/0,3604,646115,00.html (393 words)

	Faust General : News
		The DVD is of the Faust concert in Zagreb April 2004, from the perspective of a single spectator in the middle of the hall.
		From the desk of Zappi Diermaier: The name Authentic Life describes the procedure of the musicians performing on stage, which t was typical for Faust.
		The momentarily feeling of each musician is put into practise right away whereby previously made arragements had to be ignored.
	www.faust-pages.com (4031 words)

	Marie Hayward Segal - Impulse
		Marie Hayward is a distinguished performer who has appeared in many of the world's great opera houses with some of the world's greatest conductors:
		In addition to her international operatic career, Marie is a frequent broadcaster on BBC Radio and Classic FM.
		Marie Hayward Segal ARAM, MA, LRAM, RAM Dipl., is a Member of the Incorporated Society of Musicians
	www.impulse-music.co.uk /haywards.htm (505 words)

	Import Releases
		The last Jewish musician in Algeria, recorded in Paris, a historic recording that will preserve the tradition forever.
		Intensely sung songs with tight improvisational music from the band that should always been there.Percy Howard on vocals, Laswell on bass, Charles Hayward on drums, and Fred Frith on guitar.
		From a Master Musician, with Aiyb Dieng and Maceo Parker.
	music.hyperreal.org /labels/axiom/imports.html (687 words)

	FREQ - Charles Hayward Interview, May 2000
		Charles Hayward: None of that stuff last night is as yet recorded, though stuff within that line is. I've done some live recordings of that sort of material, this solo material, with tapes and drums and some voice.
		I mean, there's also the other side to it, which is some musicians won't face up to what the drum machine tells them.
		CH: They do, but sometimes, the thing is as a musician you're trying to get something together that you can hear but your body can't quite do it yet, and then you get a bit obsessed with doing that.
	www.freq.org.uk /hayward.html (4360 words)

	SFBG Arts and Entertainment: January 6, 1999 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		WITH BILL LASWELL on bass, Fred Frith on guitar, and Charles Hayward on drums, Meridiem was bound to be a fascinating, surprise-packed musical project.
		All that heavyweight instrumentation was marshaled to provide settings for the voice and lyrics of Percy Howard, an operatically trained singer who takes Meridiem's powerful fusion of prog rock and free jazz over the top with soulful crooning, idiosyncratic phrasing, and eerily controlled artistic bellowing.
		While playing the Time Zone festival in Italy, he struck up a conversation with drummer Charles Hayward, and they came up with the idea of playing together.
	www.sfbg.com /AandE/33/14/lead.html (948 words)

	LA Weekly: Features: Time of the Session (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tedesco, who died in 1997, was a Hollywood session musician, a professional guitarist, a player in fact of nearly any plucked string instrument he could tune like a guitar.
		Disco, a producer’s music nonpareil that favored live musicians and lots of them, was a last blast of general employment.
		There are still session musicians making money — even a living — in L.A., as there will be as long as there are solo artists in need of temporary backing and producers who believe there’s a commercial edge to be gained from a professional touch, and still something to be said for the human touch.
	www.laweekly.com /ink/04/20/features-lloyd.php (4711 words)

	Quiet Sun Interviews and Articles No. 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It contained passages in 10/8 and 13/8, and while that's no guarantee of any excellence it is an indication that something may be going on.
		In fact the only member of the group who wasn't educated at Dulwich College is Dave Monaghan who spent almost a decade as a musician in the Army, God bless him.
		The drawback which they'll inevitably suffer in the beginning of their career is an unfavourable comparison with the Soft Machine.
	www.manzanera.com /QuietSunarticles.htm (365 words)

	Calendar
		Current collaborations include a longstanding performance duo with electronics/environmental sound musician Peter Cusack, explorations with sound sculptor Derek Shiels and phonographer Dallas Simpson, and performance/installation work using the resonant characteristics of drain-pipes with Dave Lawrence.
		Recent improvisation projects have involved Pat Thomas, Charles Hayward, Gino Robair, Torsten Muller and Paul Burwell.
		In 2003, work included a site-specific environmental sound project with children of Greenwich Millennium primary school, funded by London International Festival of Theatre, participation in the Leleg symposium of Live Art in Turkey, and residencies with Colourscape, the multi-chambered walk-in sculpture of colour and light, creating improvisations and electronic soundscapes with early years pupils.
	www.bayimproviser.com /calendar.asp?FromPage=CalendarSummary&summary=false&event_id=4131 (446 words)

	INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Participating as guitar player and as bass player in various sessions and at the same time working on lyrics, composition, and production of game music and CF music.
		In '99, participated in the session with Charles Hayward of ex -This Heat and has received high acknowledgement as a musician from him.
		After performing with Fiddle 2, the former band of msn, participated in Bic E and Fly as Pie.
	www.alibabarecords.com /msnet/profile.html (466 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Subject: Charles Hayward and Gong Clive Backham wrote: >"Rachid was the drummer.
		A true PotHeadPixie would know that Charles Hayward was a drummer on "Camembert Electrique" and "Continental Circus" with Pip Pyle.
		Hayward was a busy boy playing in several groups: Quiet sun Dolphin Logic Gong (ofcourse) This Heat along with Fred frith and Percy Howard.
	et.stok.co.uk /digests/760.txt (4590 words)

	Downtown Music Gallery Newsletter #26
		Charles Hayward is a great choice to replace Maher (a big-time producer nowadays), because Hayward knows when to lay out and when to lock into Bill’s ever shifting grooves.
		I get the feeling when that when musicians do all or mostly standards selections, they appeal more to other jazz musicians, than their usual audience who mainly haven’t had the pleasure of playing through or even relating to these older Broadway based tunes.
		Still, I find this cd to be nice-warm, delicate, enchanting on a dreamy level, both Bill and Fred play beautifully together, often weaving their lines in and around each other in such a way that this could be a solo effort.
	www.dtmgallery.com /Main/news/dtmg0026.htm (6668 words)

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