Free Event // booking required
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Please note: Participants must be 18+
Led by Swiss pianist and composer Nik Bärtsch, this workshop is open to anyone interested and will be tailored to the abilities of the participants. Drawing on Bärtsch’s distinctive approach to rhythm, movement and collective musical interaction, it explores focus, presence, contact and rhythm through a series of group exercises.
The session begins with a warm-up before moving into clapping and groove circles, using patterns and rhythm cycles to develop an awareness of flow, coordination and smooth movement. The goal of the workshop is to explore the relationship between mental presence and physical posture, offering a no-experience-necessary opportunity to learn some of the principles that underpin Bärtsch’s own musical practice and ultimately aiming to increase participants’ enjoyment of playing music, especially in a group.
For queries related to any of our Learning & Participation events or to discuss your visit further, please contact Nathan Bragg-Beck at N.Bragg-Beck@hud.ac.uk
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Photo: Nik Bärtsch © Christian Senti
Getting There
Venue: Phipps Hall (Second Floor, Richard Steinitz Building)
Accessibility: Accessibility information is available here. Further information on campus accessibility is available on the University of Huddersfield website.
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Address: Queensgate, England, HD1 3DH, United Kingdom.