This playlist based around music includes sessions led by Bill Vine, James Hardie, Amal Khalaf and Hunt & Darton focussing on listening, collaborating with audiences, innovation in music and how modern technologies can support students in responding to and making their own music.
Experimental Music Composition & 3D Recording | Bill Vine
Finding Your Voice | James Hardie
Interdisciplinary Creativity and Collaboration | Hunt & Darton
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Bill Vine is an experimental composer, performer, improviser, audio/visual artist and ‘luthier electronique’. Bill talks about capturing sounds in unexpected places using a mobile phone, and using these recordings to compose music pieces that give a sense of space and time.
James Hardie is the Music Programmer at Norfolk & Norwich Festival. James shares pieces of music that have been made using innovative means, and pieces that have been used in protest. He also explores how students have responded to these pieces. N.B. Some music has been removed from James Hardie’s talk for rights reasons.
Hunt and Darton are two friends on a mission to play, to make art, to create entertaining experiences and to change the way we look at the world. Hunt & Darton deliver an impromptu disco and share their experiences of delivering installations in public spaces, including their ‘Radio Local’ project.