Wayne Horvitz Is Blending His Improv Style with String Composition
His most ambitious piece is the new Joe Hill: 16 Actions for Orchestra, Voice, and Soloist
And how does Horvitz feel about composing the lofty string parts for the lefty Joe Hill project?
"Well, I'm going to say the dumbest thing," he replies, "it's strings! There's just nothing more satisfying than hearing your music played by a great group of string players. It's absolutely amazing!"
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