Trio Performance with 'Faint': Free improvisation Performance at the Mellon-funded conference 'The Future University’, University of Cambridge, UK.

Franziska Schroeder

Trio Performance with 'Faint': Free improvisation Performance at the Mellon-funded conference 'The Future University’, University of Cambridge, UK.

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Invited Performance with free improvisation chamber trio 'Faint' with Pedro Rebelo,(piano and “instrumental parasites”), Steve Davis (drums) and Franziska Schroeder (soprano saxophone)

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2011

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Trio Performance with 'Faint': Free improvisation Performance at the Mellon-funded conference 'The Future University’, University of Cambridge, UK.

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