Sunday 11 October, 17:00

Kohan–Jordan Duo

Kohan and Jordan present a musical suite that blurs composition and improvisation. Claude Jordan (flutes) and Eduardo Kohan (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet, piano) weave arrangements of original pieces, altered songs and reimagined classical repertoire into a porous, bricolage-like soundscape. Sparse textures give way to sudden cascades, intimate dialogues and playful timbres, inviting attentive listening and surprise. The duo’s interplay foregrounds timbral contrast and conversational phrasing, producing an atmosphere at once contemplative, whimsical and vividly physical.

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