On Onomatopoeia

<p>“This music proves that we’re better as human beings than we’re told we are. And that’s a dangerous notion.” Musicians, playing with instruments and words, reflect on improvisation as speech (and resistance), audiences of accountants and doctors, and “great Black music” after Armageddon. A video of the performance and a transcript of the conversation.</p>

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