*New podcast <https://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/sonia-311-alma-soderberg> with Alma Sörderberg*
In this podcast, choreographer and performer Alma Söderberg <https://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/sonia-311-alma-soderberg>tells us about the many musical influences that inspire her choreographic practice: jazz, flamenco, hip hop, and experimental and Afro-American music. She also talks about multiplicity, reduced listening and deep listening, about letting rhythm run through you, about the voice, sharing, idiorhythms, Anni Albers, weaving, learning to wait, and about playing. Link: https://rwm.macba.cat/en/sonia/sonia-311-alma-soderberg Alma Söderberg is a choreographer and performer who works with music and dance. As well as exploring close listening, Alma listens to rhythm and movement, in order to inhabit polyrythm and "simultaneous difference", to quote Eric Davis by way of Alma. In her solos and choreographic projects, which are developed in close collaboration with the sound artist Hendrik Willekens, her voice and body "play" the space as though it were an instrument. Her unadorned synchronies of voice, rhythm, and movement blur and merge sight and sound in minimal, repetitive, precise movements. Sound and movement are perceived as one and the same. Voice, language, and text dissolve in melody and rhythm. Background and foreground disappear. *E/N/J/O/Y!*
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