Tim Hodgkinson
Saxophonist and composer of experimental music
Saxophonist and composer of experimental music
Born in England in 1949, a saxophonist, clarinet player, and composer contributed significantly to the field of experimental music. Early involvement included membership in the group Henry Cow, which played a key role in the development of the avant-garde music scene. Throughout a long career, compositions incorporated elements of improvisation, and performances showcased a blend of contemporary classical and experimental styles. Collaborations with various musicians and ensembles expanded the reach of works across different genres, furthering interest in non-traditional musics.
Co-founded the band Henry Cow
Composed works for contemporary ensembles
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