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Pianist and Composer Hans Lüdemann
Start Date: 3/29/2009 Start Time: 3:00 PM
End Date: 3/29/2009 End Time: 5:00 PM
Event Description Pianist and composer Hans Lüdemann from
Hoffnungsthal near Cologne (Köln) is at home in different musical
worlds. He goes his own way on his search for contemporary forms of
expression and knows no borders. His roots in European and Jazz
tradition are combined with African influences. These become most
obvious in his collaborations with African musicians. But in a subtle
way, they also have become part of his very personal style of
improvising and composing music.
Current projects are the "TRIO IVOIRE" with Aly Keita (Balaphon) and
Chander Sardjoe (drums), the solo program "African Variations", duos
with trumpet player Reiner Winterschladen and Kora player Tata Dindin.
In the group RISM that has existed since 1990 in different sizes up to a
septet, Lüdemann has found many fruitful connections between improvised
and composed music.
As a composer, Lüdemann has worked with many instruments and settings,
from piano music and chamber music to the orchestral piece "Geschichte
2" and "Verloren ins weite Blau" a song cycle with orchestra.
Commissions from WDR, Hessischer Rundfunk and Ensemble Indigo.
Event Sponsors The Swarthmore College Department of Music and Dance