Miles Davis improvised to projected scenes in a Paris studio
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"Miles Davis improvised to projected scenes in a Paris studio" refers to the legendary jazz trumpeter’s spontaneous creation of the moody, minimalist score for the 1958 French film *Elevator to the Gallows*, recorded while watching the film’s images.
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| Miles Davis improvised to projected scenes in a Paris studio canonical | 1 |
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Miles Davis improvised to projected scenes in a Paris studio
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