20.-22.3. Firefighter and friends: Spring dance and music performance events
- asbsts
- Mar 18
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 20
Firefighter and friends: Spring dance and music performance events
Thursday 20th March:
7.30pm Jesse solo (Jesse Ojajärvi)
7.50pm Firefighter (Jacqueline Aylward)
8.10pm Blaa Blaa Blaa (Katti Nyström, Jesse Ojajärvi, Joonas Tuuri)
Friday 21st March:
7.30pm Firefighter (Jacqueline Aylward)
7.50pm Drum and dance solo (Jesse Ojajärvi)
8.10pm Moss and Flesh (Iris Blauberg, Jacqueline Aylward and maybe Ronja Suvilahti)
Tea and snacks provided
Free entry
Saturday 22nd March:
Jam not a jam hosted by Jesse Ojajärvi
14:00-16:00
Doors open 13:45
You are welcome to participate in this session as a music and/or dance maker.
We will spend two hours exploring improvisations concerning sound and movement relations.
There will be a moment of tuning in together in relation to the theme. Jesse is prepared to suggest how we go on from there, or it's also possible to steer the session together if that is the vibe. Feel free to bring & work with your own interests.
The space is a relatively small gallery space, so we'll limit the amount of participants to ~10. If the weather is nice we can work a bit outside as well. Bring a sound/music making device of your choice (optional). There will be at least a set of drums in the space.
Enroll by sending email to:
^Email also if you have any questions.
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Firefighter
Jacqueline Aylward is making a dance biography about her sister who works as a firefighter.
BlaaBlaaBlaa
plays a set of improvised music based on friendship and bewilderment.
Jesse Ojajärvi D'n'D
Jesse presents his drum and dance solo practice of today, based on minimalist tone poems, working with images and what is happening right now.
Moss and Flesh
Songs we wrote ourselves and songs we made up just now by dancers who don't really know how to play their instruments.
It’s cool to send a message if you’re planning on coming to the show: jacquelinedaylward@gmail, fb messenger, IG or text me.
Jesse's work is supported by Kone Foundation.
Jacqueline's work is supported by Taike and the planet
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