East River

A woman hits the keys of her piano with her thumbs and rolls her wrists over the keyboard.

A man rubs the skin of a snare drum.

Unexpected music comes to us.

Since the 60s, on the edge of the mainstream, improvised music has always been practiced with the same urgency.

With Didier Lassere, Christine Wodraska and a handful of other musicians, East River gathers signs of what remains of this utopia: to find in improvisation a space where our lives are not assigned, where all is not yet played out.