Improvisation and extended domains within music and art.
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MUD 25
15/04/2023
MUD hosts a collaborative masterclass with Maria Moles and Joseph Franklin on improvisation, composition and experimental approaches to instrumental practice.
Maria is a drummer, composer and producer who’s practice ranges from experimental pop, free jazz, to Kulintang inspired percussion. Maria has worked with renowned artists including The Australian Art Orchestra, Anthony Pateras, Jim Denley, Amos Roach, Horatio Luna, Mildlife, Jaala many more.
Joseph is a bassist and composer, whose artistic output includes composing for the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, a concerto for improvising pianist Marc Hannaford, a forthcoming solo bass album, and instrument design.
Maria is a drummer, composer and producer who’s practice ranges from experimental pop, free jazz, to Kulintang inspired percussion. Maria has worked with renowned artists including The Australian Art Orchestra, Anthony Pateras, Jim Denley, Amos Roach, Horatio Luna, Mildlife, Jaala many more.
Joseph is a bassist and composer, whose artistic output includes composing for the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, a concerto for improvising pianist Marc Hannaford, a forthcoming solo bass album, and instrument design.
This is an interactive masterclass. We encourage you to bring your instrument to participate. You are also welcome to come along without any pressure to participate.
The masterclass will take the form of 2x 45minute with a short break in between.
︎︎︎ Tickets are $30 via humanitix
︎ Queens Theatre, Adelaide
︎︎︎ Facebook Event Page
The masterclass will take the form of 2x 45minute with a short break in between.
︎︎︎ Tickets are $30 via humanitix
︎ Queens Theatre, Adelaide
︎︎︎ Facebook Event Page
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