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Seminar: Relational Improvisation: Music, dance and contemporary art - Simon Rose

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Date(s)
November 6, 2024
Location
Multi Media Room, SARC
Time
13:00 - 14:00

Simon Rose (UK/DE) is a musician-composer, researcher-author. He’s a recognised baritone saxophonist with a main interest in open improvisation and appears on over forty music releases. He performs regularly as a soloist and in numerous collaborations in Europe and North America. Additionally, he frequently performs in interdisciplinary settings with dancers, visual artists and others. He holds a PhD from Glasgow Caledonian University and has authored two books: ‘The lived experience of improvisation: in music, learning and life’ (2017) and ‘Relational Improvisation: Music, Dance and Contemporary Art’ (2024).

https://www.simonrose.org/ 

‘Procession’ [solo saxophone CD] is one of the finest statements from the saxophone I have ever had the pleasure to experience.’

Marc Medwin, CADENCE.

‘Rose gifted the audience with a beautiful performance, full of nuances, circular breathing and something like a theatrical attitude, but very near the essence and far from rhetoric.

Gian Paolo Galasi http://londonresonance.blogspot.com/

Photo credit: Cristina Marx Photomusix 2020

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