Open Circuit Festival - Electronic Music and Video Art Showcase
7:30pm - 8:30pm /
Wednesday 9th March 2016
/ Venue: Leggate Theatre Victoria Gallery & Museum
Type: Music /
Category: Department
- Matt Fairclough
- Suitable for: Everyone
- Admission: Free
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Prepare for an immersive listening experience with an evening of acousmatic sonic explorations and sound images, engaging audio-visual art and more virtuoso performances for Trombone and electronics.
Presented through the Department of Music’s multiple loudspeaker sound diffusion system, the concert will feature the finalists selected from the Open Circuit call for works, as well as Manuella Blackburn’s recent work Ice Breaker and the world premiere of Tape/Machine by University of Liverpool composer Oliver Carman.
The winners of the Open Circuit composition competition will also be announced during the concert with an additional prize being chosen by the audience for their favourite piece of the evening.
Presented through the Department of Music’s multiple loudspeaker sound diffusion system, the concert will feature the finalists selected from the Open Circuit call for works, as well as Manuella Blackburn’s recent work Ice Breaker and the world premiere of Tape/Machine by University of Liverpool composer Oliver Carman.
The winners of the Open Circuit composition competition will also be announced during the concert with an additional prize being chosen by the audience for their favourite piece of the evening.