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SUMMARY:IMDL #5: Acclimation
DTSTAMP:20260906T121006Z
DTSTART:20260717T180000Z
DESCRIPTION:Improvised Music and Dance Laboratory\n\nThe Improvised Music a
	nd Dance Laboratory (IMDL) is a collective creating\nperformances through 
	real-time composition and shared experimentation. Every\nprocess is digita
	lly archived\, building a space for innovation\, deepening\, and\nconnecti
	on.\n\nNow in its fifth edition since launching in 2025\, IMDL is curated 
	this season by\ndancer Miri Lee and musician Michael Moore\, continuing a 
	long-running curatorial\ncollaboration between the two. The edition focuse
	s on the improvised encounter\nbetween dance and music. Its theme\, Acclim
	ation\, draws on the body's gradual\nadjustment to shifting conditions of 
	temperature\, proximity\, and rhythm. In\nsummer's open heat\, performers 
	meet in shared air and adapt in real time.\n\nThe musical line-up brings t
	ogether Michael Moore (sax/clarinet)\, Jodi Gilbert\n(voice)\, Alan Purves
	 (drum)\, and Mary Oliver (violin)\, three long-standing\nmasters in Europ
	ean improvised music. Joining them on the dance side are Vincent\nVerburg 
	and Melvin Fraenk\, both rooted in street dance and active in the Dutch\nc
	ontemporary scene\, entering IMDL for the first time this edition.\n\nThis
	 year IMDL also opens outward. International special guests Jee Ahn (US\,\
	nfaculty at Middle Tennessee State University) and Sandie Hehal (Belgium\,
	 visual\nand performance artist) join the series\, bringing the lab's exch
	anges beyond the\nNetherlands.\n\nMusic:\nMichael Moore – alto sax / clari
	net\nJodi Gilbert – voice\nAlan Purves – drum\nMary Oliver – violin\n\nDan
	ce:\nVincent Verburg\nMelvin Fraenk\nJee Ahn\nSandie Brischler\nMiri Lee
URL:https://offbeat.amsterdam/event/co-session-9-dance-and-music
GEO:52.3699078;4.9032848
LOCATION:Splendor - Nieuwe Uilenburgerstraat 116\, 1011 LX Amsterdam
STATUS:CONFIRMED
CATEGORIES:amsterdam-centrum,dance,music,nieuwmarkt/lastage,performance
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Improvised Music and Dance Laboratory <p>The I
	mprovised Music and Dance Laboratory (IMDL) is a collective creating perfo
	rmances through real-time composition and shared experimentation. Every pr
	ocess is digitally archived, building a space for innovation, deepening, a
	nd connection.</p><p>Now in its fifth edition since launching in 2025, IMD
	L is curated this season by dancer Miri Lee and musician Michael Moore, co
	ntinuing a long-running curatorial collaboration between the two. The edit
	ion focuses on the improvised encounter between dance and music. Its theme
	, Acclimation, draws on the body's gradual adjustment to shifting conditio
	ns of temperature, proximity, and rhythm. In summer's open heat, performer
	s meet in shared air and adapt in real time.</p><p>The musical line-up bri
	ngs together Michael Moore (sax/clarinet), Jodi Gilbert (voice), Alan Purv
	es (drum), and Mary Oliver (violin), three long-standing masters in Europe
	an improvised music. Joining them on the dance side are Vincent Verburg an
	d Melvin Fraenk, both rooted in street dance and active in the Dutch conte
	mporary scene, entering IMDL for the first time this edition.</p><p>This y
	ear IMDL also opens outward. International special guests Jee Ahn (US, fac
	ulty at Middle Tennessee State University) and Sandie Hehal (Belgium, visu
	al and performance artist) join the series, bringing the lab's exchanges b
	eyond the Netherlands.</p><p>Music:<br><strong>Michael Moore</strong> – al
	to sax / clarinet<br><strong>Jodi Gilbert</strong> – voice<br><strong>Alan
	 Purves</strong> – drum<br><strong>Mary Oliver</strong> – violin</p><p>Dan
	ce:<br><strong>Vincent Verburg<br>Melvin Fraenk<br>Jee Ahn<br>Sandie Brisc
	hler<br>Miri Lee</strong></p>
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