Rebecca Trescher – Perception and Form in Contemporary Jazz

Rebecca Trescher is a clarinetist and composer whose practice lies at the intersection of contemporary jazz, chamber music, and sonic exploration.

Her approach integrates structured writing, improvisation, and a particular attention to instrumental color, developing a language where forms remain open and in constant transformation.

Her influences include figures such as Wayne Shorter, Gil Evans, and Maurice Ravel, filtered through a unique perspective that prioritizes fluidity and narrative construction.

She has developed projects such as her Quartet and Tentet, exploring different ensemble configurations and consolidating an aesthetic based on the balance between density and transparency.

In works like Changing Perspectives, her music is articulated as a dynamic system where composition and improvisation interact, generating structures in constant evolution.