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Álbum en vivo de 1986 de Reggie Workman Ensemble
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Synthesis es un álbum en vivo del bajista/compositor Reggie Workman. Fue grabado el 15 de junio de 1986 en Filadelfia y fue lanzado por Leo Records más tarde ese año. En el álbum, Workman está acompañado por el multiinstrumentista Oliver Lake, la pianista Marilyn Crispell y el baterista Andrew Cyrille. Workman, Lake y Cyrille más tarde formarían el grupo conocido como Trio 3.
“The synthesis of pure, calming food is breathing pure air, listening to good sounds, looking at good sights, and touching pure objects.”
“The world is not dialectical -- it is sworn to extremes, not to equilibrium, sworn to radical antagonism, not to reconciliation or synthesis. This is also the principle of evil.”
“The most dramatic moments in the development of physics are those in which great syntheses take place, where phenomena which previously had appeared to be different are suddenly discovered to be but different aspects of the same thing. The history of physics is the history of such syntheses, and the basis of the success of physical science is mainly that we are able to synthesize.”
“Every truth has relation to some other. And we should try to write the facts of our knowledge so as to see them in their several bearings. This we do when we frame them into a system. To do so legitimately, we must begin by analysis and end with synthesis.”
“Chemical synthesis is one of the key technologies that form the basis of modern drug discovery and development. For the rapid preparation of new test compounds and the development of candidates with often highly complex chemical structures, it is essential to use state-of-theart chemical synthesis technologies.”
“Synthetic method is that which begins with the parts, and leads onward to the knowledge of the whole : it begins with the most simple principles and general truths, and proceeds by degrees to that which is drawn from them, or compounded of them ; and therefore it is called the method of composition.”
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