Walter Horn
Experimental / Freestyle / Classical
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"When your bird sings knick-knack she-hucky-lucky.."
ARLINGTON, Massachusetts
United States
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| Member Since | 4/30/2007 | | Band Members |
| | Influences | Sun Ra, The Shaggs, Arnold Schoenberg, Scott Walker, Charles Tournemire, Zeena Parkins, Robin Williamson, Captain Beefheart, Skip James, Pierre Boulez, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Iannis Xenakis, Cecil Taylor, Matthjis Vermeulen, AMM, Olivier Messiaen, Spontaneous Music Ensemble, Sergei Prokofiev, Charles Wuorinen, Paul Dunmall, Kazimierz Serocki, Ruth Crawford Seeger, Evan Parker, Karl-Birger Blomdahl, Gilbert and Sullivan, George Russell, Henry Threadgill, Johannes Brahms, Sunny Murray, Anthony Braxton, Havergal Brian, Alois Hába, Butch Morris, Elliott Sharp, Earle Brown, Tim Berne, Frederick Delius, Art Lande, Cristóbal Halffter, Simon Fell, Krzysztof Penderecki, Frank Martin, Eigenradio, Othmar Schoeck, Eric Dolphy, Barbara Kolb, Toru Takemitsu, Gabriel Faure, Bhob Rainey, Elisabeth Lutyens, Jimmy Lyons, Johann Sebastian Bach, Henry Cow, Art Tatum, Roger Reynolds, Celestrial Communication Orchestra, Mat Maneri, Roger Sessions, Charlie Parker, Fred Frith, György Ligeti, Jim Black, Jeff Kaiser, Béla Bartók, Assif Tsahar, Max Reger, Harry Partch, Ran Blake, Fred Lerdahl, Randy Newman, Henry Brant, Paul Rogers, Heinrich Schütz, Joelle Leandre, Carl Ruggles, Anton Bruckner, Episteme, Stefan Wolpe, Borah Bergman, Nurse With Wound, Roscoe Mitchell, Elliott Carter, Charles Ives, Barry Guy, Richard Donovan, Mark Dresser, Terry Riley, Muhal Abrams, Craig Taborn, Morton Feldman. ************************
Also: Anthony Trollope, Aldous Huxley, Karen Horney, George Moore, Everett Hall, Gustav Fechner, Richard Hofstadter, Franz Kafka, Samuel Butler, Samuel Beckett, George Eliot, John Stuart Mill, Baruch Spinoza, George Bernard Shaw, Tom Paine, Rabindranath Tagore, Henry Sidgwick, Virginia Woolf, William James, Joseph Conrad, G.E. Moore, Henry George, Bertrand Russell. *************************
Also: I'm very attracted to compatible couples (like free will and determinism) and have long been not-so-secretly attached to two wildly alluring singles: The Single Tax and The Single, Non-Transferable Ballot. | | Sounds Like | More like purgatory than heaven or hell. I used to sound distinctly like limbo until it turned out there was no such thing as limbo. That was a tough day for me. | | Record Label | various | | Type of Label | Indie |
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| About Walter Horn |
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Walter Horn has been writing music since he was 13--over 40 years ago. He studied classical composition with Ronald Perrara and Karel Husa, before moving into the worlds of free jazz and improv. He has collaborated with Beefheart guitarist (and childhood buddy) Gary Lucas on a number of projects, including scoring the silent film 'Der Golem,' which they have performed in New York, Minnesota, New Jersey, and Munich, Germany. Horn recently performed this highly acclaimed score in the Boston area with guitarist Jonathan Fixler. Others he has played with include violinists Mat Maneri and Katt Hernandez, saxophonist Eric Hipp, drummer Johnny McLellan, guitarist Jason Bivins, and trumpeter Dennis Gonzalez. His work as a sideman can be found on the Tzadik and Enemy labels.
Walto has released two CDs himself, "Screwdriver!" (on Leo) with drummer Gary Kendig and guitarist Hugh Dickey (of Richard Bitch), and "Sadhana" (on Saxophonis) with Lucas, as well as Kendig and Dickey. He has a Ph.D. in philosophy and has written hundreds of music and book reviews in various print and on-line journals. Walto recently published "The Perennial Solution Center: Conversations and Readings on Mysticism and the Psychology of Religion" (which is available at Amazon). He lives near Boston with his wife, two daughters, and several rodents.
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