Reanimation Orchestra

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Reanimation Orchestra is an international open-structured multidisciplinary group of musicians united by their desire to blur the boundaries between the roles of composer, interpreter and improviser. Through their work over the last four seasons, Reanimation Orchestra investigated what these roles mean to each of its Members, and enquired as how to fulfil them with openness, artistic integrity, and authenticity, both as a group and at an individual level. Reanimation Orchestra presents its work through a diverse range of sonic resources, encompassing string, woodwind and brass instruments, as well as live and pre-recorded electronics.

The eight members are Ame Zek (guitar, electronic), JD Zazie (turntable, CDj), Ingólfur Vilhjálmsson (bass and contrabass clarinet), Marie Takahashi (crunch), Jack Adler-McKean (tuba), Caroline Cecilia Tallone (barrel organ), Guilherme Rodrigues (cello) und Elo Masing (violin).

Further information on the website of Reanimation Orchestra.

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