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#172 It is never just the music - with Åsmund Waage & Henrik Haugen | Jazz Musicians, Vibraphone & Guitar | Oslo Swing Jazz Festival (opens the original)
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What changes when jazz musicians play for dancers for the very first time? In this episode, I have talked with Åsmund Waage (vibraphone) and Henrik Haugen (guitar) during the Oslo Swing Jazz Festival . Both musicians have played together for years, but the concert the night before was their first experience playing swing jazz for a dancing audience. We talk about: Playing for dancers for the first time Why repetition feels different when people are moving to the music The connection between
#171 Dancing to be ourselves - with Ceren AY | Herräng Dance Camp (opens the original)
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Have you ever felt like dancing helps you find yourself and lose yourself at the same time? In this episode, I sit down with Ceren , a Lindy Hop teacher, community builder, and the person behind Lindy Hop Company and So We Danced . Also, it is Ceren who is behind Herräng's Instagram page ;) We recorded this conversation during Herräng Dance Camp after a relaxed volunteer gathering. Surrounded by the unique energy of camp life, we talked about dance, creativity, music, and the small moments that
#170 Movement on the dance floor and in between - with Jonathan Coppard | Lindy Hop, Balboa, Salsa, West Coast Swing | Herräng Dance Camp (opens the original)
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What happens when one dance trip changes the direction of your life? In this episode, I sit down with Jonathan Copard in his giant hammock during Herräng Dance Camp in Sweden. Jonathan grew up in New Zealand and discovered social dancing through a cèilidh, a Scottish social dance event, right at the beginning of the COVID pandemic. Not long after, he found swing dancing, and what started as curiosity eventually led him across Europe and into a new life in London. We talk about: • Jonathan's firs
#169 Serving something bigger than yourself - with Alexander Brott | Jazz guitarist (opens the original)
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How do you know when a room is truly swinging? In this episode, I sit down with jazz guitarist Alexander Brott , a Stockholm-based musician whose journey has taken him from Sweden to New York and back again. He started playing at Chicago Swing Dance Studio at 19 y.o. - and that was just the beginning. We talk about: • Why Alexander started playing music and why he still wakes up wanting to play every day • How New York shaped his musical identity • What playing for dancers taught him about rhyth
#168 Giving up agency in exchange for pleasure - with David Kaminsky | Tango, Blues, Lindy Hop, Swedish folk, Balboa | Herräng Dance Camp, Recess (opens the original)
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What makes a dance feel good when we willingly let go of control? In this episode, I sit down with David Kaminsky , dancer, musician, researcher, and professor, based in California. We talk about: How David first entered dance through Swedish folk music and Polska The connection between Aikido and leading in a partner dance Playing live music for dancers and the unique conversations that happen through music A magical memory of dancing in a forest surrounded by light at Recess What it means
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