‘A Fascinating Space’ – Andrew Hall on Composing for Hospitals
Guest EditorComposer and researcher Andrew Hall argues that now is the time for sonic experimentalists to get involved in health and…
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The second slice of a three-part series from composer Neil Luck, on performance, politics, and the possibilities of the colloquial….
Make Some Space: the Story of Total Refreshment Centre
Guest EditorBethany Holmes (@bethjholmes) dissects Emma Warren’s new book about Total Refreshment Centre, the venue which helped sparked London’s jazz revival…
July Recommendations
Guest EditorWho says July is quiet for experimental new music? We’ve scoured the listings for the upcoming month, and are happy…
Tansy Davies: “I think art is the nature of city life”
Guest EditorComposer Tansy Davies speaks to Paul Kilbey about nature, personal transformation, and Forest – her concerto for four horns and…
Music and the Climate Crisis: ‘Me and My Whale’
Guest EditorFred Mikardo-Greaves on music, sound and the threat of extinction in a new work by composer and sound designer Xavier…
Anna Roberts-Gevalt: “I can’t unlisten to Björk”
Guest EditorAnna Roberts-Gevalt is a multidisciplinary artist based in Brooklyn, NY. With traditional singer Elizabeth LaPrelle, their Anna & Elizabeth project…
Radical Colloquialism (Part 1) – Neil Luck
Guest EditorThe first slice of a three-part series from composer Neil Luck, on performance, politics, and the possibilities of the colloquial….
Walking Opera – Interview with Rūta Vitkauskaitė
Guest EditorMusicologist Ilmė Vyšniauskaitė talks to Lithuanian composer Rūta Vitkauskaitė, about learning, walking and the creative process. Rūta Vitkauskaitė is a…
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