"I didn't want to bring anything about Cuban rhythms into my bass playing," Mr. Haden acknowledged in an interview at this year's Montreal Jazz Festival, where he and Mr. Rubalcaba performed the music from "Nocturne" with the album's primary collaborators, the violinist Frederico Britos Ruiz, the drummer Ignacio Berroa (working with a jazz kit) and the tenor saxophonist Joe Lovano.
With Jack Birkett, the bald, blind, statuesque Rambert dancer who became a primary collaborator as The Incredible Orlando, Kemp pursued work in the theatres and dance groups of the late 1950s and early 1960s.
The study highlighted Coca-Cola as a primary collaborator with promotional material and collaborations involving its own Norwegian language YouTube channel 'CokeTV Norge'.
After the three primary collaborators arrived at a general plan, Mr. Glass began composing: "I didn't really know how I was going to set the poems - I didn't even know if they were settable.
The professional and romantic partner of the art star Shirin Neshat, he has been her primary collaborator on films and videos, including the feature "Women Without Men," which opened in Manhattan on May 14.
Soon after arriving in Zürich, he met artist Sophie Taeuber, who became his primary collaborator and whom he married in 1922.
My primary collaborator is Makoto Matsumoto of Hiroshima University.
Kurtzman brought in Will Elder as his primary collaborator on Little Annie Fanny.
These comments on a 1952 work, created at Black Mountain College in North Carolina, could be said of many Cunningham pieces over the ensuing years, works that are often difficult to "get," at times accompanied by jarring, even painful music...and how revealing it is to read such candor from one of the choreographer's primary collaborators.
Maturity (in terms of the relationship between the primary research collaborators, the relationship between the researchers and the community stakeholders, and a nuanced understanding of the setting) and a willingness to invest in a phased-cycle of action and reflection are factors that privilege the uptake and the likely success of participatory action research.
