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Workshop-Konzert – Phillip Greenlief // Veranstaltung der Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln
Freitag 19. Oktober 2018 - 20:30
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1. Set
Phillip Greenlief – Saxophon
+ Workshopensemble
2. Set
Phillip Greenlief – Saxophon
Frank Gratkowski – Saxophon
David Helm – Bass
Thomas Sauerborn – Drums
Am 19. Oktober 2018 wird Gastdozent/Komponist Philip Greenlief ein Konzert wird Teilnehmern des Workshops an der Hochschule für Musik und Tanz Köln präsentieren. Die Auswahl wird neben einige der jüngsten Kompositionen Greenliefs auch Vorreiter-Werke von John Cage, Anthony Braxton und Pauline Oliveros umfassen, die Greenliefs Musik von jeher maßgeblich beeinflusst haben.
On October 19th guest lecturer/composer Phillip Greenlief will present a concert with workshop participants. The selections will include recent works by Greenlief and the pioneering scores that have influenced them
Phillip Greenlief (*1959, Los Angeles, USA)
Since his emergence on the west coast in the late 1970s, Evander Music founder and saxophonist Phillip Greenlief has achieved international critical acclaim for his recordings and performances with musicians and composers in the post-jazz continuum as well as new music innovators and virtuosic improvisers. He has performed and recorded with Wadada Leo Smith, Meredith Monk, Nels Cline, Rashaun Mitchell and They Might Be Giants; albums include THAT OVERT DESIRE OF OBJECT with Joelle Leandre, and ALL AT ONCE with FPR (Frank Gratkowski, Jon Raskin, Phillip Greenlief). Upcoming releases include a trio date with Fred Frith and Evelyn Davis (Clean Feed). Recent residencies have included Headlands Center for the Arts and from 2012 to 2014 he was the curator at Berkeley Arts, a home for progressive music. He is the recipient of a San Francisco Bay Guardian Goldie Award. His critical writing has been published in Artforum and Signal to Noise.
„The Bay Area’s do-it-yourself ethos has produced a bevy of dazzlingly creative musicians, but few have put the philosophy to work as effectively as Phillip Greenlief.“
Andrew Gilbert, San Francisco Chronicle
Andrew Gilbert, San Francisco Chronicle