Monologue Duet No. 17 at Phys Fest NYC 1/12/26 скачать в хорошем качестве

Monologue Duet No. 17 at Phys Fest NYC 1/12/26

Part of a series of short projects in which a dancer/choreographer is tasked with creating movement in relation to both the auditory AND visual elements of their partner's instrumental performance. Erik Valdemar Sköld is a composer of contemporary classical music from Norrköping, Sweden. He studied composition at Malmö Academy of Music 2015-2023. A substantial portion of his works contains a mythological element. His pieces often serve as personal reflections on the pressing issues of our time, primarily the climate crisis. They also deal with more intimate subjects, like anxiety and depression. @erik_valdemar_skold_composer Shu Odamura is a New York–based guitarist, composer, and improviser originally from Kyoto, Japan. He leads the Shu Odamura Trio and co-leads the chamber jazz group Jazz Triangle 65-77, performing both across the U.S. and internationally. In addition to his jazz work, he has composed and performed extensively in New York City’s experimental theater scene. @shuodamura @shuplaysguitar Danielle Strader is an interdisciplinary movement artist based in NYC whose work is guided by curiosity, playfulness, and the voracious pursuit of clarity. After moving to New York from South Carolina and obtaining a BFA in dance performance at Marymount Manhattan College, she began her master's study in Performing Arts Leadership and Management with Shenandoah Conservatory. Danielle is the founder of Sights and Sounds CollaborationWorks, through which she explores the intersection of music and movement by uniting composers, musicians, choreographers, and dancers in process and onstage. @danielles_dans