Brunswick Green New Music Concert Series #3
A Night of Hitting Skins & Things
Set i Christian Windfeld- (Denmark) Solo Drumset
Berlin based jazz-improv-experimental
Set ii Nat Grant-Solo Percussion
'acoustic percussion with electronic manipulation'.
Set iii Nat Grant-Ronny Ferella-Reuben Lewis
wood-skins- brass-electronics collaboration
Sunday May 4th 8pm-11pm
entry by donation
The Brunswick Green
313 Sydney Road Brunswick
Christian Windfeld- Solo Drums
Christian Windfeld is a Danish musician living in
Berlin. With a background in
jazz he has toured all over Europe, in The US and Canada
with various
international groups of musicians from the jazz, improv and
experimental pop scene.
He appears on recordings in several countries and has
received top reviews in international magazines like Jazzit, All About Jazz,
Orkester Journalen and Jazz Special. In 2012 and 2013 he was nominated
with two different groups for a Danish music award in the category "Best
new name in jazz". Over the years Christian has received
grants from a.o.
Nat Grant- Solo Percussion
Nat Grant is
a multi-instrumentalist, sound artist, composer and teacher. She works
predominantly as a freelance artist and has been employed as a composer
and performer in the fields of puppetry, theatre, film, animation and
dance. Nat’s work
explores intersections between improvisation, chance and intention in
the development of sound as a sculptural medium. Through the integration
of electronic processing and sampling with acoustic sound recordings,
she creates cumulative sound works that link consciousness and memory,
allowing interaction between human and natural environments.
Nat
is currently completing a PhD in music composition at the Victorian
College of the Arts (University of Melbourne), and performs regularly at
venues around Melbourne.
Nat Grant-Ronny Ferella-Reuben Lewis percussion-drumset-
Navigating the now. A collaboration of three divergent musical views. A multi generational-genre--discipline outfit.
The Brunswick Green -championing acoustic creative music, the Brunswick Green is becoming an important player in the Melbourne music scene. The intimate and friendly setting at “the green” ensures a great listening experience for all.
(forwarded from Nat Grant)
Comments