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	Perry Robinson - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography
		Perry Morris Robinson (born September 17 1938) is an American free jazz clarinettist, and the son of composer and folk singer Earl Robinson.
		His autobiography, Perry Robinson: The Traveler, was published in 2003.
		Perry Robinson, See also, External links, 1938 births, Jazz clarinetists and Living people.
	www.arikah.com /encyclopedia/Perry_Robinson (241 words)

	Perry Robinson Biography
		Earl Robinson (died 1991) was an important composer in the realm of folk music and was an associate of Pete Seeger, Leadbelly and Woody Guthrie.
		Perry felt that Tony Scott had the biggest sound on the clarinet, a significant aspect of technique, especially in relation to competing with saxophones, trumpets and trombones.
		It is notable that Robinson uses the French method of clarinet playing known as "double embouchure" that involves the placing of both the upper and lower lips on the mouthpiece, as opposed to the more common single embouchure that uses the lower lip and the upper teeth.
	www.jazzdiscography.com /Artists/Robinson/prhome.htm (1321 words)

	Jazzdimensions - Perry Robinson plays the US - by Matt Snyder
		The United States recently experienced a 'first': the clarinettist Perry Robinson and his Quartet played a short tour, doing several gigs in New York (including a showcasing appearance at the 'Vision Festival'), one in Philadelphia and a stellar performance at the venerable 'Deer Head Inn' by the Delaware Water Gap, Pennsylvania.
		Robinson was excited to provide Adams with old lyrics he had forgotten about for his composition "The Traveler" (from a 1977 release), and the group's intense yet pastoral delivery of the tune was a highlight of all their performances.
		Robinson's music has taken many forms over the course of his long career, but even he admits his group has reached a new peak of creativity and originality.
	www.jazzdimensions.de /reviews/concerts/2000/p_robinson_us.html (539 words)

	Henry Perry Robinson
		On the outbreak of the First World War, Robinson was sent to Belgium where he was nearly captured by advancing German troops.
		By the end of August, Robinson reached Antwerp but was forced to flee to Holland when the city was taken by German forces in October.
		In the summer of 1915 Robinson went to Serbia and was later based at the G.H.Q on the Western Front.
	www.spartacus.schoolnet.co.uk /JrobinsonP.htm (497 words)

	www.jazzdrumming.de - the website of Ernst Bier
		Perry Robinson's musical direction may be clearer when you know that for more than thirty years he has been sharing the stage with the likes of Archie Shepp, Dave Brubeck, and Charlie Haden.
		Robinson's musical world is filled with unusual arrangements and rare compositions combined with a lot of blues and swing.
		Perry recorded with Archie Shepp on his album Mama Too Tight on the Impulse label, and with the great bassist Henry Grimes' trio on the album The Call for the legendary ESP label.
	www.jazzdrumming.de /projekte/perry_robinson_4tet_e.html (1127 words)

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		Ann Robinson was born in Hollywood, at the Hollywood Hospital, went to Hollywood High School, her father worked at the Bank of Hollywood, on the corner of Hollywood and Vine.
		Robinson was married to Matador Jaime Bravo, in 1957.
		Robinson has been, she has been invited back by the gracious producers and fans, to relive the 1950's and 60's glamour days of Hollywood; of her experiences with Mr.
	www.annrobinson.com /aboutann.html (907 words)

	Math Trek: Möbius at Fermilab, Science News Online, Sept. 2, 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Robinson's "Immortality" bronze, for instance, is a Möbius band in the form of a trefoil knot (see http://www.cpm.informatics.bangor.ac.uk/sculpture/pages/bangor.html and http://www.bradshaw-foundation.com/jr/1immorta.htm).
		Perry's monumental sculptures can be found in many cities around the world.
		If there's a Perry sculpture in your neighborhood or you happen to encounter one when you're traveling, take a close look at it and try to decipher its geometric message.
	www.sciencenews.org /20000902/mathtrek.asp (1288 words)

	Jazzdimensions - 'Perry Robinson - The Traveler' - eine Rezension
		Perry Robinson stammt aus einer sehr künstlerischen Familie.
		Durch sie kam Robinson früh in Berührung mit allen Arten von Kreativität und kreativen Menschen, was ihm den weiteren Weg wies.
		Ein Weg, teils bestimmt, teils geglättet durch Robinsons herzliche Ausstrahlung, sein Aufgehen in Spiritualität, seine nie sich abschwächende Neugier auf für ihn bisher Unentdecktes.
	www.jazzdimensions.de /reviews/jazz/2003/perry_robinson_traveler.html (374 words)

	Funk Dumpling - Perry Robinson - Song Listings
		The avant-garde clarinetist Perry Robinson has recorded relatively few sessions as a leader during his career.
		Robinson is joined by pianist Kenny Barron (on one of his...
		Robinson is joined by pianist Kenny Barron (on one of his earliest recordings), bassist Henry Grimes, and drummer Paul Motian for seven originals -- four by the clarinetist and three by the long-lost Grimes.
	www.mp3.com /albums/121013/summary.html (329 words)

	Perry Robinson Quartet - 'Angelology'
		Perry Robinson's first CD for Timescraper, is named for an almost forgotten branch of knowledge.
		Among these will surely be the pivotal role Perry Robinson had in moving the jazz clarinet into the post-bob era by taking it back to Dodds.
		For Perry, summoning up a choir or two of angels emerges as the logical culmination of several decades of burrowing beneath the modern world's austerity programs for the occult lore buried there.
	www.jazzdrumming.de /diskographie/prq_angelology.html (224 words)

	Excerpts from Perry Robinson: The Traveler
		Perry Robinson, born in New York in 1938, is one of the most broadly experienced clarinetists of the present day, whose musical journey began in his own home, where he was urged to pursue music by his father, Earl Robinson, composer of political songs and reviver of American folk traditions.
		Robinson's autobiography, Perry Robinson: The Traveler written with JJA member Florence Wetzel, was published March 2002 by iUniverse, ISBN: 0-595-21538-6.
		Perry Robinson joins No Respect, the trio of Mark Whitecage (alto and soprano saxophone, clarinet and electronics), Dominic Duval (bass and electronics) and Jay Rosen on drums, in performance at 8 p.m.
	www.jazzhouse.org /files/robinson1.php3?read (1639 words)

	Perry Robinson : Call to the Stars - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect
		An unsung hero of modern jazz clarinet, Robinson and his quartet stretch parameters and challenge structure, yet languish in tradition.
		On the title track, delicate call and response between Robinson and the band leads to solid swing, while "Perry's Troika" contrasts startled flutters informing a lilting melodic line and a hard bop bridge, with darker clarinet and piano with German inflections.
		Robinson nods his head to his hero, bassist Henry Grimes, for "Henry's Dance," a good swinger in the older-styled tradition, with Nabatov's honky tonk-sounding spinet creating an arresting sound.
	www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,154962,00.html (438 words)

	Perry Robinson Quartet
		Perry produced about 40 records and worked together with Paul Motian, Kenny Baron, Archie Shepp, Dave Brubeck, Gunter Hampel, Ray Anderson and the Charlie Haden Liberation Orchestra.
		Perry produzierte etwa 40 Platten und arbeitete zusammen mit Paul Motian, Keny Baron, Archie Shepp, Dave Brubeck, Gunter Hampel, Ray Anderson und dem Charlie Haden Liberation Orchestra.
		He passed his exams with distinction and started extensive tours and concerts in Germany, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Malta, Tunisia, West Africa, Russia, USA and Cuba with Woody Shaw, Perry Robinson, John Taylor, Lew Soloff and Lonnie Plaxico.
	www.asianetwork.de /probinson/probinson.htm (630 words)

	Invisible Cities - Perry Robinson, Music Downloads - Online
		Except for Robinson's catchy "Children's Song," each piece is named for a line from Italian writer Italo Calvino's {-Invisible Cities}, the titles of which, when read together, create a new poem.
		Those who have never heard Swell are likely to be dazzled by his technical ability: His skills are at a peak, as he incorporates some of the innovations of Roswell Rudd and George Lewis and stamps them with his own personality.
		The music stands on its own in its subtleties and crooked paths, and it is well-worth hearing, although it is definitely not a critical recording in the discographies of either Swell or Robinson.
	musicstore.connect.com /album/720/Perry-Robinson/Invisible-Cities/500000000000001033109.html (377 words)

	Perry_Robinson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Perry Robinson is a Free Jazz clarinet player.
		He did some of his early work with Henry Grimes on ESP disc 'The Call'.
		More recently, he has worked with William Parker on 'Bob's Pink Cadillac" and several discs on the CIMP label.
	www.yournursery.com /search.php?title=Perry_Robinson (42 words)

	HSP - People: Julian Perry Robinson
		Trained in chemistry and law, Julian Robinson has conducted research in the fields of arms control and technology policy, with a continuing focus on problems associated with chemical and biological warfare.
		He has served as an advisor or consultant to a variety of national and international organizations, governmental and nongovernmental, including the World Health Organization (WHO), other parts of the United Nations system, the International Committee of the Red Cross, the UK National Authority for the Chemical Weapons Convention, and the Commission of the European Communities.
		He is a member of the Ad Hoc Committee on Advances in Technology and the Prevention of their Application to Next Generation Biowarfare Threats jointly convened in 2003 by the Institute of Medicine and the National Research Council of the US National Academies
	www.sussex.ac.uk /Units/spru/hsp/Robinson.htm (236 words)

	Perry Robinson - Music Downloads - Online
		Bio: Throughout his career, Perry Robinson has sought to do the near-impossible: establish himself as an avant-garde leader on an instrument still closely associated with the swing era.
		After extensive formal study (including the Lenox School of Jazz in 1959), Robinson played with such advanced musicians as Paul Bley, Archie Shepp, and Bill Dixon.
		In a change of pace, Robinson was with Dave Brubeck's Two Generations of Brubeck band in 1973, but afterward he continued recording and performing avant-garde jazz.
	musicstore.connect.com /artist/720/Perry-Robinson/1030181.html (113 words)

	Steve Swell & Perry Robinson - Free Music Downloads - MP3 Downloads - Download.com Music
		Swell's trombone provides a counterpoint to Robinson's edgy clarinet as the two speak in jazz tongues, using improvisation as a means of discourse.
		Perry Robinson is truly a musical icon, with a performing and recording career that is over 40 years old, spanning all manner of genres, styles, and categories. As Burton Greene said of Perry, "boxes, categories, separatism have little meaning for him. And therefore in his music...
		Today Perry's journeys continue far and wide, staying as active as always, and discovering and rediscovering (like his new trio with the long-lost great bassist Henry Grimes). As Matt Snyder says of Perry, "The best of American melodic streams, both traditional and avant-garde, can be heard simultaneously in this fascinating musician."
	music.download.com /steveswellperryrobinson/3600-8469_32-100539884.html (458 words)

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		Born in 1938, Perry Robinson is the son of famous composer Earl Robinson (”The House I Live In,” “Joe Hill”).
		He was a seminal member of the 1960s free movement and the 1970s loft scene, and over the course of his career he has played with luminaries such as Dave Brubeck, Archie Shepp, Tony Scott, Gunter Hampel, and William Parker.
		Perry recently published his autobiography Perry Robinson: The Traveler (co-written with Florence Wetzel and published by iUniverse).
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/news_print.php?id=2038 (196 words)

	Amazon.com: Perry Robinson: The Traveler: Books: Florence F. Wetzel,Perry Robinson (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Perry Robinson is the internationally acclaimed jazz clarinetist.
		Through Perry I also was introduced to the incredible vocalist, Sheila Jordan, with whom I played periodic concerts during that era.
		Are we so very out!?" and having some of the well-heeled folks stop in their tracks and stare at him like he was from Mars, continue to fill my utterly fond memories of this truly unique human being.
	www.amazon.com /Perry-Robinson-Traveler-Florence-Wetzel/dp/0595215386 (1205 words)

	Excite UK - Sport - Robinson: Perry deserves his chance
		Perry will line up against New Zealand at Twickenham next Sunday as one of two new caps in an England side rated a distant 5/2 chance to upset Graham Henry's Tri-Nations champions.
		While the promotion of Perry and Allen was widely predicted, injuries have affected Robinson's selections elsewhere, with Josh Lewsey, Olly Morgan, Mathew Tait, James Forrester, Olly Barkley, Matt Stevens and Steve Borthwick featuring among a long absentee list.
		Robinson has not yet announced his seven replacements, although it would appear Perpignan prop Perry Freshwater is being given maximum time to try to recover from a leg injury which ruled him out of Saturday's Heineken Cup victory over Wasps.
	sport.excite.co.uk /news/rugby/19533 (366 words)

	Robinson-Schuler-Bier: Children's Song
		Without the piano, a sparser but still well-oiled machine is revealed; Robinson's trio-for-a-night has a quiet confidence resulting from years of personal and musical familiarity.
		The first is Perry's Children's Song, which has never before received the extended examination it receives here; Ernst Bier and an audience member were recruited to play toy instruments and the performance is haunting.
		Listen and be grateful for serendipitous recordings like this one; be grateful, too, for Perry Robinson, a musical mystic who continues to walk among us, producing music for the ages.
	www.jazz-network.com /mic/shop/jazz/robinsonschulerbierchildrenssong.htm (402 words)

	PERRY ROBINSON ebook Wetzel, Florence F Diesel eBooks
		Jazz clarinetist Perry Robinson has led a most unusual life, and his autobiography Perry Robinson: The Traveler is the story of Perry's adventures in the world of jazz and beyond.
		The book also includes Perry's encounters with a wide variety of personalities, including his cousin actor Alan Arkin, rock drummer Ginger Baker, and socialite Marylou Whitney, among others.
		Not for jazz fans only, The Traveler is a fascinating story of one man's explorations in the worlds of music, mysticism, and magic.
	www.diesel-ebooks.com /cgi-bin/item/parent-0595215386/Perry-Robinson.html (179 words)

	Upcoming.org: Paul Dunmall Trio w.Perry Robinson at an die musik live (Friday, December 8, 2006)
		Perry Robinson is truly a musical icon, with a performing and recording career spanning over 45 years, across all manner of genres, styles, and categories.
		Throughout his career Robinson has traveled far and wide to play with the most important musicians of his time, and in the process has become a living legend of the jazz clarinet.
		Today Robinson's journeys continue, taking him farther than ever before, keeping him supremely busy, and pushing him to discover and rediscover new worlds of sound.
	upcoming.org /event/129248 (844 words)

	Invisible Cities : Steve Swell / Perry Robinson : CD Reviews : One Final Note
		That is, artists wishing to pay respects to Calvino with their own creations cannot hope to do so unless they are free to allow the play of their imaginative delights to cast very dark, very cold shadows.
		I am happy to report that these freely improvised (with the exception of Robinson's "Children's Song") dialogues, pleasing as they are, adhere to a felt if somewhat elusive solemnity.
		Even the brass flatulence and reed neighing of "Resemblance Spilling Thick" (the track titles are a kind of found poetry derived from Calvino's text) cannot disguise the essential lyricism of the sounds as they wrap themselves around each other.
	www.onefinalnote.com /reviews/s/swell-steve/invisible-cities.asp (795 words)

	CD Baby: MAHAFFAY MUSICAL ARCHIVES: The Gone Orchestra presents Perry Robinson and The Eternal Flame
		Robinson still remains loyal to the clarinet at a time when the number of artists who do so exclusively can, even today, still be counted on almost one hand (and virtually none improvise regularly on the small sopranino version of the horn, as Perry does).
		I can't imagine anyone not liking Perry's music with its immediate warmth and personal communication--and even though some people might term it 'far out.' That's rare--to be able to create new ideas, not what is commonly accepted in the mainstream, and still bring it across immediately to a lot of people."
		Perry Robinson continues to produce a thoroughly unique clarinet sound and accompanying style.
	cdbaby.com /cd/mahaffay3 (411 words)

	Paris Voice Magazine
		The European Independent Film Festival 2007, the only truly Pan-European festival for Independent films, will be held in Bibliothèque Nationale de France in Paris...
		Catch Israeli-born composer and pianist Anat Fort’s trio including Perry Robinson-clarinet, Ed Schuller-bass and Roland Schneider-drums at the Sunset....
		A unique opportunity to see work by one of France’s legendary fl and white photographers...
	www.parisvoice.com (440 words)

	CD Review of Bruce Eisenbeil, Klaus Kugel, Perry Robinson, Peter Evan - Carnival Skin on Nemu Records @ jazzreview.com
		Perry Robinson complies with unconventional styles through conventional ones with the dexterity of a magician.
		On this point Bruce Eisenbiel, Klaus Kugel, Perry Robinson, Peter Evans and Hilliard Greene excel with Carnival Skin.
		Deeper of the men, higher of its desires and its dreams, improvisa-marvelous-tion is here -- the improbable bird which flies us away, as jazz is made of the ground and of the abyss.
	www.jazzreview.com /cd/review-17787.html (484 words)

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