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November 7, 2006 | Giant Steps

Check out this great little 2:15 minute Flash clip forwarded to us by mando jazz innovator and buddy, Don Stiernberg. A graduate project from the Academy of Arts and Designs, Bezalei, visual artist and sax hobbyist Michal Levy (Israeli Architecture Museum) has based this visual presentation on the 1959 cutting edge music of Bebop pioneer, John Coltrane, "Giant Steps."

Levy writes, "When I listen to music I see colors and shapes and when I watch visual art I hear sounds.I wanted to express my sensing of shapes colors and music in this short movie."

Enjoy Flash Presentation: Giant Steps

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Posted by Ted at November 7, 2006 5:27 AM


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