Peter Ind - Author
Peter has had a lifetime interest in creative energy, studying and writing about it.
He first wrote a study about Cosmic Metabolism and Vortical Accretion in 1964 in California.
He has concentrated on writing in the Millennium.
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Books and Videos
Peter Ind – The Environment and Cosmic Metabolism: Looking at the stars and thinking about the earth
£10.00Add to cartBARGEPOLE PUBLISHING
155mm x 233mm, 85 pages
ISBN 978 0 9558062 0 9Twenty or even ten years ago if anyone had seriously warned about climate change the general reaction would have been dismissive. Our dependency upon fossil fuels for energy (particularly portable forms of energy) cannot be resolved as long as we view energy as needing to be sourced from the breakdown of matter – whether coal, oil or natural gas – or even nuclear fission.
Fire energy was the energy of the caveman. It is time to move forward.
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Books and Videos
Peter Ind – Jazz Visions: The Legacy of Lennie Tristano
£13.99Add to cartEQUINOX PUBLISHING
158mm x 234mm, 214 pages
ISBN 978 1 84553 281 9Lennie Tristano was one of jazz’s most extraordinary innovators, possessing a superb piano technique and an awesome musical imagination. Unheralded by the general public, the blind pianist’s work was revered by many jazz greats including the legendary Charlie Parker. Tristano’s persuasive personality made him an ideal teacher, and he proved that (against the accepted theory of the time) jazz improvisation could be taught. His guidance played a big part in the development of many instrumentalists including saxophonists Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh and double-bassist Peter Ind. It is Ind’s long, direct involvement with his subject that makes this such a revealing book: the story of an English musician going to New York to study with a neglected Jazz giant. In the process, Tristano’s genius is examined and his reputation revalued, with Ind making a persuasive case for the pianist to be placed at the centre of jazz developments in the mid-20th century.