Expeditions
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August 22
New Art Exchange
Celebrating the legacy of legendary South Asian singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on the twentieth anniversary of his death, artist Tasawar Bashir, The Qawwali Research Unit and BEAST have transformed Khan’s recordings into hypnotic astral soundscapes, transporting listeners to the Barzakh, Interspace. Join us to experience these compositions and learn about the history of Qawwali.
Talk at 18:30, musical performance to follow. Full itinerary Celebrating the legacy of legendary South Asian singer Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan on the twentieth anniversary of his death, artist Tasawar Bashir, The Qawwali Research Unit and BEAST have transformed Khan’s recordings into hypnotic astral soundscapes, transporting listeners to the Barzakh, Interspace. Join us to experience these compositions and learn about the history of Qawwali.
Talk at 18:30, musical performance to follow.
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August 23
Dome Room, Bramall Music Building, University of Birmingham
Pop along on our journey in which we explore sounds of the sea, the jungle and more with South Asian lullabies and movement! “pitter patter ….. cheep buzz! ….. whoosh ….. we are going on a creative safari! “ Come along and join in at one of our toddler and family sessions exploring traditional Lori lullabies through sound and movement, combining Eastern and Western traditions in a fun and lively environment. The workshop will be delivered by dance artist Magdalen Gorringe and sound artist Emma Margetson and is suitable for early years and parents to take part in together. Date and times:
Pop along on our journey in which we explore sounds of the sea, the jungle and more with South Asian lullabies and movement! “pitter patter ….. cheep buzz! ….. whoosh ….. we are going on a creative safari! “ Come along and join in at one of our toddler and family sessions exploring traditional Lori lullabies through sound and movement, combining Eastern and Western traditions in a fun and lively environment. The workshop will be delivered by dance artist Magdalen Gorringe and sound artist Emma Margetson and is suitable for early years and parents to take part in together. Date and times:
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October 13
BEASTdome, Bramall Music Building
Presented in association with KLANG! électroacoustique, BEAST delivers a diverse programme of recent electroacoustic work showcasing highlights of the Klang! électroacoustique 2017 festival alongside new work from BEAST composers. Performances tailored to the unique, immersive setting of the BEAST Dome will project sound over the 32 loudspeakers surrounding the audience. The programme includes Remembering Japan by Hans Tutshcku (winner of the 2017 Klang! électroacoustique composition competition), Phoenix XXI by electroacoustic pioneer Francis Dhomont and Bloom by recent graduate Martyn Fisk (winner of the 2017 Compass prize). Hans Tutschku Presented in association with KLANG! électroacoustique, BEAST delivers a diverse programme of recent electroacoustic work showcasing highlights of the Klang! électroacoustique 2017 festival alongside new work from BEAST composers. Performances tailored to the unique, immersive setting of the BEAST Dome will project sound over the 32 loudspeakers surrounding the audience. The programme includes Remembering Japan by Hans Tutshcku (winner of the 2017 Klang! électroacoustique composition competition), Phoenix XXI by electroacoustic pioneer Francis Dhomont and Bloom by recent graduate Martyn Fisk (winner of the 2017 Compass prize). Hans Tutschku |
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