NEW MUSIC SCOTLAND – Conference and Showcase
Woodend Barn Burn O’ Bennie, Banchory, United Kingdom“New Music: is anybody listening?”
“New Music: is anybody listening?”
Violin, ‘cello and harmonium - A one-off Noisy Night 15 at the sound festival in Banchory to showcase works created by Go Compose! course participants, plus Noisy Night 16 in the Traverse Theatre Bar
We will also present Noisy Night 16 in the Bar of the Traverse Theatre on 12th December. The ensemble will be violin, ‘cello and harmonium.
Noisy Words is metamorphosing into a two day workshop: Five lucky writers and five lucky composers will be locked in a room to work together for 2 days with actors and musicians. At the end we'll get to hear what they've brought to life.
Composers from Edinburgh University are brought together with creators of unique digital musical instruments to explore new sounds
Guidelines: 4/4 time, ideally played to a backing track, and for violin, cello and accordion.
Trumpet: Mark O'Keeffe
Viola: Liam Eoin Lynch
'Cello: Robert Irvine
We've decided to don our Red Note Santa Robes this Monday Night for a very special Christmas Noisy Night
Red Note’s long-running Noisy Nights series returns, premiering new work by emerging composers in an informal concert setting.
Led by composer and Red Note Ensemble Artistic Co-Director John Harris, Red Note musicians will work with music staff and pupils at Kings Park Secondary School to inspire young composers.
Noisy Nights are the place to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices.
