Judith Hamann is a prolific Australian cellist and sound artist who has carved out a distinctive niche within contemporary classical and experimental music scenes. With an artistic practice that extends beyond performance to include her work as a researcher and composer, Hamann is known for her unconventional approaches to the cello and her exploration of its sonic possibilities. She enjoys a burgeoning career that is marked by both solo endeavors and rich collaborations with other musicians and composers.

Notable among her recent releases, "Music for Cello and Humming" showcases Hamann's unique ability to intertwine the resonant tones of her instrument with the corporeal act of humming, creating an intimate dialog between human and cello. Another significant work, "Shaking Studies," is an introspective journey into the textural landscape of the instrument, where she approaches the cello not just as a means of musical expression but as an entity to investigate and interact with. With "Michael Winter: Approximating Omega" and other releases such as "Enso: Strings & Percussion" and "A coincidence is perfect, intimate attunement," Hamann continues to establish herself as an innovative force in contemporary music, challenging and expanding the auditory boundaries of her instrument. Her work is not simply about pushing the cello into new territories; it's an ongoing conversation with the essence of sound itself.

Genres

Experimental Classical

Modern Cello

Latest Release

Enso: Strings & Percussion

Judith Hamann

Single - Released December 1, 2022