Saxophone Improvisations Series F
by Anthony Braxton
- Type: Album
- Released: 1972
- Label: America Records
- Country: United States
- Length: 17:30
- Community rating: 4.55/5 from 5 ratings
Album Notes & Community Reviews
As a direct successor to the landmark 'For Alto', this double album represents a significant codification and expansion of Anthony Braxton's solo improvisational language. The album serves as a key document of his developing “Language Music,” a system that deconstructs performance into discrete sonic parameters and explores them with a scientific focus on texture, pattern, and timbre, notably incorporating the influence of minimalist repetition.
Genres
Descriptors: complex
Tracklist
- Composition 77 A (8:30)
- Composition 77 B (6:45)
- Composition 77 C (6:45)
- Composition 77 D
Credits
- Anthony Braxton - alto saxophone, primary artist, saxophone, composed by [compositions], liner notes
- Gilbert Moreau - photography by [front photo]
- Valerie Wilmer - photography by [inside photo]