The Daxophone Consort New York, New York
The Daxophone Consort is Daniel Fishkin, Cleek Schrey, and Ron Shalom.
The daxophone is
a thin wooden strip played with a bow, which was created by the German improviser/inventor Hans Reichel in 1987.
We develop realizations of historical experimental music and baroque motets, commission new daxophone pieces from living composers, and make new pieces based on shared improvisational grammar.
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