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Black case. Volume I & II, Return from exile /

Best known for his work as a member of the avant-garde African American free jazz groups Art Ensemble of Chicago and the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, Jarman is also a poet, writing poems of exile, travel and return home.

Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Jarman, Joseph (Author)
Other Authors: Davis, Thulani (writer of the forword.), Edwards, Brent Hayes (writer of the introduction.)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Brooklyn, NY : Madison, WI : Blank Forms Editions ; After : Still, 2019.
©1974.
Edition:Third edition.
Subjects:
Jarman, Joseph > Exile > Poetry.
Jarman, Joseph > Travel > Poetry.
Jarman, Joseph > Homes and haunts > Poetry.
Jarman, Joseph.
Jarman, Joseph, > 1937-2019 > Oeuvres > Poésie.
Exiles > Poetry.
Return migration > Poetry.
Jazz > Poetry.
African Americans > Race identity > Poetry.
American poetry > African American authors.
American poetry > 20th century.
African American musicians > Poetry.
African Americans > Music.
Black Arts movement.
African American musicians.
African Americans.
African Americans > Race identity.
American poetry.
Exile (Punishment)
Exiles.
Homes.
Jazz.
Return migration.
Travel.
Musique et poésie.
Free jazz.
1900-1999
Music.
Poetry.
Description
Summary:Best known for his work as a member of the avant-garde African American free jazz groups Art Ensemble of Chicago and the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians, Jarman is also a poet, writing poems of exile, travel and return home.
Volume I contains poems composed 1960 to 1970; volume II from1972-1974. Volume II includes more prose, and is directed towards musicians and theatre people, with three poems "set" to music. All poems are undated.
Item Description:Includes three pieces of notated music: "As if it were the seasons," "What's to say," and "Lonely child"
Physical Description:146 pages : illustrations, portraits, music ; 21 cm
ISBN:9781733723534
1733723536