| 17Nov | Wellbeing Session: Alexander Technique, Yoga and Breath-work |
Places are limited (12 per class) - please email Maggie Faultless @ mf413@cam.ac.uk to apply for a place. You may apply for more than one session but if they are over subscribed we will need to limit availability. |
| 16Nov | Colloquium: Dr Fiorella Montero-Diaz (Keele University) |
Sounding a Queer Rebellion: LGBTI Musical Resistances in Lima, Peru |
| 15Nov | Composers' Workshop: Georgia Denham |
Georgia Denham draws on a love of visual arts, anecdotal story and reimagined transcription to create her work. Thinking of music as a physical form, notation is at the core of how she sculpts and nurtures sounds. |
| 11Nov | Wellbeing Session: Alexander Technique, Yoga and Breath-work |
Places are limited (12 per class) - please email Maggie Faultless @ mf413@cam.ac.uk to apply for a place. You may apply for more than one session but if they are over subscribed we will need to limit availability. |
| 08Nov | Composers' Workshop: Marta Gentilucci |
Marta Gentilucci is a composer of instrumental, vocal and electronic music. Her formal training as an opera singer influenced and formed her being a composer, as well as her attraction to the |
| 03Nov | Wellbeing Session: Alexander Technique, Yoga and Breath-work |
Places are limited (12 per class) - please email Maggie Faultless @ mf413@cam.ac.uk to apply for a place. You may apply for more than one session but if they are over subscribed we will need to limit availability. |
| 02Nov | Colloquium: Prof Julian Henriques (Goldsmiths, University of London) |
Performing Recorded Music: The Jamaican Reggae Sound System as Instrument |
| 01Nov | Composers' Workshop: Úna Monaghan |
Úna Monaghan is a harper, composer, researcher and sound artist from Belfast. Her recent work has combined Irish traditional music with bronze sculpture, sound art and movement sensors. She performs with harp and electronics, and released an album of her compositions, named “For” in 2018. |
| 26Oct | Colloquium: Dr Alana Mailes (University of Cambridge) |
“Such Wine, such Women, such Musick”: Stuart Diplomats and the Siren Song of Italian Courtesans. |
| 25Oct | Composers' Workshop: Professor Simon Emmerson |
Simon Emmerson presents examples of his live electronic music and discusses how changing technology has created new possibilities for the composer. |
