Roland Dahinden
Roland Dahinden (born 1962 in Zug) is a Swiss trombonist and composer. He studied trombone and composition in Graz with Erich Kleinschuster and Georg Friedrich Haas, and in Fiesole with Vinko Globokar. At Wesleyan University he took an MA in 1994 with Anthony Braxton and Alvin Lucier, and he received a PhD from Birmingham University in 2002. He plays contemporary music and improvised music, and has worked as a duo with the pianist Hildegard Kleeb since 1987. Mode released Flying White and Naima.
Four Compositions (Wesleyan) 2013
*2025 stock* PMP is proud to release Anthony Braxton’s “Four Compositions (Wesleyan) 2013”, a limited deluxe 4-CD box set documenting the one-time meeting of an all-star trio featuring the legendary saxophonist and composer alongside Roland Dahinden …
Theatre Of The Mind
*200 copies limited edition* Theatre of the Mind is a work for bass clarinet and electronics by Swiss composer Roland Dahinden. It was commissioned by the Dutch Foundation Mousai, an organisation that uses contemporary music as a platform to explore …
6 Pieces for Gamelan Slendro
Six pieces for gamelan slendro by Lou Harrison, Larry Polansky, Petar Klanac, Billy Martin and Roland Dahinden, played by the French ensemble 0, the Swiss percussion group Eklekto and Gamelan Oksitan.
Lines
The long-running duo since 1987 of spouses, pianist Hildegard Kleeb and trombonist Roland Dahinden, are joined by Swiss-born/ Berlin-based percussionist & vibraphonist Alexandre Babel for an album of interweaving and contrasting instrumental lines, b…
Naima
Roland Dahinden's first release of his own compositions, the two parts of Free Lines, with his readings of Coltrane's Naima and Braxton's Composition 136, joined by Anthony Braxton, bassist Joe Fonda and drummer Art Fuller.