‘Feel the Noise’ a composition by Sharon Gal

‘Feel the Noise’ is a spatial and immersive composition by Sharon Gal for a large ensemble of electric guitars. The guitars are played through hand-held mini amplifiers, using a technique that produces low-volume feedback and continuous notes. It is a living and evolving sound sculpture, introducing an inclusive and egalitarian approach to composition & performance through collaborative music-making.

The piece will premiere on Saturday, 28th of April at Goldsmith’s Large Hall, at 7pm. Doors open 6.45.

Free, donations welcome.

Sharon Gal is an interdisciplinary artist, performer, experimental vocalist & composer, with experience of free improvisation and collaborative compositions. http://www.sharon-gal.com/
Her work relates to sound, architecture, live performance and participatory art, exploring the psychology of sound and its relationship with space.
Sharon performs solo and in collaborations with David Toop, Steve Beresford, Phil Minton, Lina Lapelyte, Andie Brown and Anat Ben David. She also directs a series of participatory compositions exploring the inter-relations between people and place. These pieces offer a democratic space for artistic engagement, play, and creative exchange.
Sharon is a co-founder of Resonance104.4 FM. Her music was released by many labels and she performed in the UK & internationally including; The V&A, Whitechapel Gallery Science Museum, Tate Modern, Tate Britain, Supernormal, Colour Out of Space and Borealis Festivals.

Feel the Noise is supported by the Fringe and Underground Music Group at Goldsmiths.

The piece is produced in colla