photo by Vivid Visual Co

photo by Vivid Visual Co

About

Dr Jodie Rottle (she/her) is a creative flutist, researcher, lecturer, composer, and improviser who explores the curious and surprising sounds of everyday objects. Sought after for her whimsical perspective, her work within music often extends into performance art, puppetry, circus, installation art, and interdisciplinary realms. Currently, Jodie is a member of the two-time Queensland Music Award-winning ensemble Matt Hsu’s Obscure Orchestra; the Resident Adjunct at the Creative Arts Research Institute Griffith University; and a lecturer at JMC Academy Brisbane. She is a represented composer with the Australian Music Centre.

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Flute Sounds

News

News
Publication in Contemporary Music Review
Publication in Contemporary Music Review

My latest research output has been published in Contemporary Music Review. With Dr Hannah Reardon-Smith, I have co-authored an article about companion thinking in an improvised music practice.

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Light Creatures
Light Creatures

I was selected as a winner of Duo Alto’s Call for Scores in late 2022. I have composed a short new work for flute and soprano saxophone that explores shadows and shadow puppets. I’m excited to see the online premiere later this year!

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10,000 Kazoos
10,000 Kazoos

I am excited to be working with Brisbane Festival’s 10,000 Kazoos project. Throughout August and September I will deliver 20 free community workshops on sounding the object and collaboratively composing music of the everyday.

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