Next week in Toronto, Venus Fest, InterAccess, ArtsEverywhere Festival, and Musagetes will host the Decolonizing Sound Workshop on Monday (May 6). Please see the poster for details on how to sign up.
Decolonizing Sound Workshop in Toronto
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La musique à l’ère des défis: temporalités plurielles-mondiales / Music in Difficult Times: Global—Plural Temporalities
As part of Société de musique contemporaine du Québec‘s Homage Series to Sandeep Bhagwati (Concert Season 2023-24), Concordia University is organizing the conference, “La musique à l’ère des défis: temporalités plurielles-mondiales / Music in Difficult Times: Global—Plural Temporalities.” I will be giving the keynote lecture-performance on May 3 (Friday) at 5pm. Please say hi if… Continue reading
Out Now: New Music and Institutional Critique
Many thanks to our hardworking editors, Christian Grüny and Brandon Farnsworth, for bringing to the finish line our new collected volume, “New Music and Institutional Critique” From the blurb: “This open access volume assembles for the first time an array of theoretical approaches and practical examples dealing with New Music’s… Continue reading
»Eigenschwingungen – Forces of Overtones« @ November Music Festival
November Music Festival 2023 presents Eigenschwingungen – Forces of Overtones 2 November | 20:30-21:30Verkadefabriek StudioMore information on the November Festival Website. “The composer as commentator, director, performer and researcher. Various disciplines come together in the work of the Filipino-Dutch composer meLê yamomo. Work that has a powerful current value, in… Continue reading
»Het Lichaam als Archief, Geluid als Erfgoed« Interview between meLê yamomo and Charlie Crooijmans
“The composer meLê yamomo will receive the Open Ear Award on November 2, which the Trillende Lucht Foundation awards to composers who “show a world of their own” in their work. The awards ceremony will take place during the November Music festival. With cellist Eurico Ferreira Mathias, yamomo presents his… Continue reading