Nick Morrish-Rarity on Noh Theatre and Psycho-Spirituality
Nick Morrish-Rarity on Portfolio with mu:arts
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Sarah Hughes Talks Sound, Sculpture and Installation
Sarah Hughes on Embedded with the South London Gallery
Andrew Thomas on Noh, and Classical Instrumentation with Electronics
Andrew Thomas on Portfolio with mu:arts
The Online Flâneur: Peter Nagle on the BMC
"The advent of online resources has of course had a great effect on how we research, but it’s possibly changed even more how we browse..."
Sally Golding Talks Curating, Creating and Audiovisuality
Sally Golding on Embedded with the South London Gallery
Alex Bloxham, Sound and Music intern, interviews composer Benjamin Tassie
"Ben Tassie's approach to his work has a sense of reflection on popular culture that seeks to go beyond both art music and pop music..."
Chloe Knibbs: "It's time to hear more women..."
If we can share and celebrate the achievements of past female composers we can build a foundation for new composers to walk onto where they are accepted as individuals and not just “women”.
Daniel Pioro of CHROMA on the work of Na'ama Zisser
"The textures of Na’ama’s work overlap and coat one another, hard edges and softer washes..."
It’s here! British Music Collection new website announcement
The British Music Collection's new website is here.... Harry Cooper leads you through the new features of the Collection
Nicola LeFanu: "The Collection Then and Now"
"You went in and perhaps you wanted to listen to something, perhaps you just wanted to browse the scores, but there it all was, all this new music: it was an amazing feeling..."
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