The Hamburg Free-Improv Community is a monthly series where musicians, listeners, and open-minded people meet to share the experience of free improvisation. We view improvisation not only as an artistic method, but also as a way of learning, exchanging, and connecting with one another across boundaries. By bringing together different practices and traditions, we aim to build bridges between genres, generations, and aesthetic approaches, fostering interaction and discourse while opening doors to fresh perspectives. In this ongoing “laboratory,” we aim to create a respectful and inspiring environment where musicians and audiences can share the joy of collective creativity. Listeners are invited to witness moments of discovery and experience music as it is created in real time.
John Hughes: double bass
Gregory Büttner: electronics, speaker cone, objects
Chad Popple: percussion
Sophia Lund: modular synthesizer
Lilith Diringer: voice
Sasha Iliashenko: electronics
Dong Zhou: violin
Tam Thi Pham: đàn bầu
Jeanne Lavalle: bassoon
Robert Klammer: modified record player, electronics
Jan Wegmann: modular synthesizer
Katt Hernandez: violin
Junya Fujita: modular synthesizer, tape recorder
Rolf Conradt: electronics
Martina Detjen: voice, instruments, objects
as part of Blurred Edges Festival https://blurrededges.de
Kindly supported by Verband für aktuelle Musik Hamburg
