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- In August of 2013 I completed Lyle 'Spud' Murphy's course, the System of Horizontal Composition based on Equal Intervals — or EIS (Equal Interval System). The course teaches composition and arranging in an unconventional way: the emphasis is on technique rather than style or history.
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> I'm starting a composing program next week. It was developed by a guy
> named Lyle 'Spud' Murphy. I'll be taking the course via skype from my
> friend Craig Sharmat, who is a television and film composer (and a
> hell of a guitar player).
>
> The course is called the 'Equal Interval System'- that's all I can
> tell you about it now as I haven't received the first books yet. but
> there's some google information on it. I'm excited- always looking
> for new perspectives!
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I love Spud Murphy big band arrangements from the 30's, big fan.
Grundig manuals free. I have some materials from that equal interval system in a storage box
somewhere in my garage. I think Quincy Jones was a big follower of
the Murphy system.
Here is a good CD of Spud Murphy arrangements done by Mora's Modern
Rhythmists:
Here are two interviews with the late Spud Murphy that might have some
techical info for you:
http://www.morasmodern.com/Jazz-Rhythm-Part-One.ram
