"You get the interplay of tastes and textures that a single pie could never deliver.
Everybody is doing the stuff live, people fix a note or two after that, but everything is live so you get the interplay, which is an important thing for my music, and for jazz anyway.
To help get this interplay running, the national workshops were used to improve communication between all players and to better understand each other's needs.
October "CALYPSO AWAKENING: FROM THE EMOERY COOK COLLECTION" Emory Cook recorded calypsonians in Trinidad -- including famous ones like Mighty Sparrow and Lord Melody, and others you haven't heard of -- and he was intent on getting the interplay between musicians and audience.
From Robbins, we get the adolescent "Interplay," with music by Morton Gould, and "Fancy Free" (1944), about three sailors on shore leave in the big city.
Some are activists, some are business guys who get the ironic interplay.
Throughout the action, we get the wonderful verbal interplay between Nathan, Sam and Sully – the three guys wisecracking, scuffling, arguing, throwing around one-liners that are sometimes laugh out loud funny.
We get some delicious banjo/fiddle interplay on Whitby Lads, Carthy defies a broken finger to pluck her fiddle on Cats & Dogs, they harmonise upliftingly on May Song, turn in a beautiful unaccompanied version of Banks of the Sweet Primroses and deliver an affecting 10,000 Miles.
By keeping the GEI focused on financial services only, we are able to make these kinds of pure peer-to-peer comparisons and get insights into the interplay between legislation and corporate policies.
"We will do lots of interplay until we get to that ultimate combined subscription, which isn't coming tomorrow, but is something we'd like to see happen," he says.
