Hannah Marshall is a British, London-based cellist, free improviser, composer, vocalist, sound artist, and educator, who describes her art as carving “pathways into noise and micro-tonality, as well as standard harmonic aspects of the cello, where melody, texture, rhythm, and tonality blur. She plays at times with traditional sensibility, and at other times treats the instrument as a collection of parts to be manipulated and re-analysed, often combining the two”. Marshall has recorded with John Butcher, Veryan Weston, Ingrid Laubrock, and Alexander Hawkins.
Grazing is Marshall’s third solo cello album, following Tulse Hill (Linear Obsessional Recordings, 2012) and Clouds (OTORoku, 2021). She also released on her Bandcamp page a series of Sense of ourHum
