Gilliam, Martynec, McBirnie Toronto, Ontario
Bill Gilliam's music has evolved from many visceral encounters with musical works of art ranging from jazz, free
improvisation, electroacoustics and contemporary classical works.
This collaboration with Bill Gilliam (piano), Bill McBirnie (flutes) and Eugene Martynec (electroacoustics) is an exploration of creating “spontaneous compositions” through improvisation.
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