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  1. Erik Friedlander is an American cellist and composer based in New York City. [1] A veteran of New York City's experimental downtown scene, Friedlander has worked in many contexts, but is perhaps best known for his frequent collaborations with saxophonist John Zorn .

  2. Jun 28, 2024 · Esteemed cellist Erik Friedlander steps back into the musical ring with his new album Dirty Boxing. To be released on June 28, 2024 via Skipstone Records, Friedlander’s wry look at the stark vocabulary of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) is an unexpected and clever subject.

  3. Erik Friedlander. Some recent things I’ve been up to: I am pleased to announce the release of a new double CD, Dirty Boxing. The Double CD is available here and at Bandcamp.com. The physical CD includes Floating City, a new band with Sara Serpa, vox; Wendy Eisenberg, gtr; Mark Helias, bass; Erik Friedlander, cello.

  4. Cellist Erik Friedlander is a prolific solo artist, bandleader and film composer. Having been a sought after studio musician and improviser in New York’s downtown music scene for years, Friedlander has recently become well known for his work scoring film and television.

  5. Nov 22, 2022 · Cellist Erik Friedlander is a composer and an improviser, a first-call studio player and a jazzbo. A veteran of NYC's downtown scene, his 12 CDs as a leader recently include, Block Ice & Propane, his solo cello reinterpretation of American roots music; The Broken Arm Trio, a trio tribute to jazz bassist Oscar Pettiford; and Volac, a romantic ...

  6. A longtime veteran of New York City’s Downtown scene, Erik Friedlander is known for his prolific work as a bandleader having released 22 records under his own name. He is a sought after studio musician, performing with artists as diverse as The Mountain Goats, John Zorn, Dave Douglas and Courtney Love.

  7. May 10, 2023 · With She Sees (Skipstone, 2023), Erik Friedlander showcases the cellos power as a rival of the electric guitar in the rock realm. In full disclosure, Friedlander is hardly the first to explore heavier sounds of the “little violone.”