# Jennifer Torrence
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The genius of collaboration/percussionist Roberto Maqueda
My guest today is a percussionist, performer and creator of the Manifesto of 10 Statements on Collaboration. Roberto is also the founder of a band called re-convert, which will celebrate its 10th anniversary in the next few days. Congratulations!
In this interview we talked about collaboration as a…
(E01) The composer in an urban landscape: Christina Kubisch
"The composer in an urban landscape" is a 3-episode series produced by nyMusikk and hosted by Jennifer Torrence. This episode is about Christina Kubisch's Strømsanger, which will be presented 21. september at the Ultima festival.
Featuring Bjørnar Habbestad and Sissel Vera Pettersen. Recordings u…
(E02) The composer in an urban landscape: Luigi Russolo
Hosted by Jennifer Torrence. Featuring composer and musicologist Luciano Chessa and artistic director Bjørnar Habbestad in nyMusikk. Recordings: Macchina Lirica (1925), by F.T. Marinetti, performed by Luciano Chessa, and Music for The Orchestra of Futurist Noise Intoners & Electronics (2023) by Ger…
(E03) The composer in an urban landscape: Martin Hirsti-Kvam
Composer Martin Hirsti-Kvam is interested in the listener's perspective and the use of technology in creating a listening situation.
Produced by nyMusikk and hosted by Jennifer Torrence. Recordings: Martin Hirsti-Kvam: Through Imaginary Landscapes (2021), with Ensemble Adapter, Ane Marthe Sørlien …
Luis Fernando Amaya: Composing to connect to the more-than-human
Composer and musician Luis Fernando Amaya discusses the possibility of "composing to connect with the more-than-human", including to nature, objects, and others.
By: Jennifer Torrence
With: Luis Fernando Amaya
Sound: Luis Fernando Amaya (Cortahojas, available on Bandcamp.)
Marko Ciciliani: Transmedial Storytelling
Composer, intermedia artist, and performer Marko Ciciliani discusses his work Why Frets?, transmedial storytelling, and music in the expanded field.
By: Jennifer Torrence
Featuring: Marko Ciciliani
Sound: Why Frets?, used with permission from the artist.
Image: Marko Ciciliani: Why Frets? - T…
Pade at 100
Henrik Marstal discusses the work and life of Danish electronic music pioneer Else Marie Pade, who would have turned 100 this year.
By: Jennifer Torrence
With: Henrik Marstal
Sound: Symphonie Magnetophonique (1958) and Face It (1970), by Else Marie Pade, used with permission from Edition S.
Anthony Braxton's Ghost Trance Music
Guitarist and researcher Kobe van Cauwenberghe discusses the life and music of Anthony Braxton, with a particular focus on the work Ghost Trance Music, and the unique realization created by Ictus Ensemble in collaboration with Rosas Dance Company.
By: Jennifer Torrence
With: Kobe van Cauwenberghe
…
Viktor Bomstad - Joik in experimental contexts
Joiker and guitarist Viktor Bomstad discusses his practices with joik in experimental contexts, including his use of Sámi archival materials, joik and improvisation, his works Sámi Noise and Mosku, and more.
By: Jennifer Torrence
With: Viktor Bomstad
Sound: excerpts from Sámi Noise and Dje…
eavesdropping conversation 47: jennifer torrence (2026)
In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to Jennifer Torrence about "etc." as a window of possibility, being happy in the creative fog and memories of Enya blasting in the bathroom.
References: Enya, Cats (the musical), Garth Brooks, Madonna, Paula Abdul, Boyz II Men on tape, composer Fran…
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