Kris Reeder

Kris Reeder
Background information
Born	1984 Oxford, UK
Genres	Jazz, Free-Jazz, Free-Improvisation
Instruments	Trombone
Labels	EAF Records
Associated acts	1984ensemble

Kris Reeder is a British trombonist.^[1] Reeder was signed to Jupiter as a trombone artist in 2015.^[2] Kris Reeder is leader of the 1984ensemble and is considered to be one of the leading trombonists of his generation.^[2][3]

Kris Reeder has performed alongside some of the leading classical and jazz musicians globally ^[4] and is featured across the world.^[5]

Kris Reeder studied at the Royal College of Music in London as a Scholar from 2001-2003 (Junior Department) and the Royal Academy of Music, London as a Scholar from 2003-2005.^[6] Kris Reeder has released a number of Jazz and Avant-Garde EP's and singles internationally.^[7]

Notable solo releases include: 'Ok. Play Jazz',^[8][9] 'Future Cool Jazz',^[10] 'Future Cool Jazz 1.2',^[11] 'Future Cool Jazz 2', ^[12] 'Anthology K84',^[13]'273 Trombones',^[14] 'Symposium for trombone, electronics and field recordings', ^[15] 'Jazz: Burying the past - looking out into the future', ^[16] 'Study for trombone and home boiler',^[17] 'The Istanbul experience',^[18] 'Jazz: land of the free',^[19] 'The African Adventurer'. ^[20]

Kris Reeder's notable collaborations include: 'Deep House Hits 2016' (Richard Gorton, Danny B II), ^[21] 'Radical Revolution' (SnazzyN, Bez II), ^[22] and 'Surface Instinct' (Cosmic Crusaders) . ^[23]

Kris Reeder's music has attracted support from prominent individuals including Nick Clegg MP ^[24] and Ed Miliband MP.^[25]

Kris Reeder played at Wembley stadium, London in 2012^[26] and at the Grimsbury Music Festival in 2015.^[27]

Kris Reeder is a Winner of the Banbury Young Musician of the Year (2004) ^[28] and Won the SCABA Autumn Contest (Championship Section) with Wantage Silver A Band in 2012. ^[29]

Kris Reeder was elected Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts in 2014 ^[30] and was awarded an MA in Composition and Sonic Art by Oxford Brookes University in 2015. ^[31]

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