Dee Byrne

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Dee Byrne is a British saxophonist, composer and improviser working in contemporary jazz, avant-garde and free improvisation. She lives in London.

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Biography

Byrne is from Gravesend, Kent. [1] She now lives in London, [2] where she graduated from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance with a Masters in Jazz Performance in 2011. [2] She leads the quintet Entropi.

Discography

As Entropi

As Dee Byrne

Other collaborations

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References

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