PROFILE – JESSIE MARINO
Much of Marino's interdisciplinary compositional work eschews conventional instrumentation, with scores that ask performers to use their bodies – using precisely articulated gestures, facial expressions and quotidian physical movements – both as an alternative and a complement to musical sounds...
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