Sound + Space: Sonic Art from HEARO (University of Hull, UK)
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Rob A Mackay
Oct 12, 2016, 12:02:57 PM10/12/16
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'Sound + Space: Sonic Art from HEARO’
Middleton Hall, University of Hull
3rd Nov, 5pm - 6pm
A concert of sonic art and live electronic music, showcasing the latest work produced by composers in the Music Studios of the School of Arts at the University of Hull. Works will be projected over our brand new immersive
sound system HEARO (Hull Electroacoustic Resonance Orchestra), taking the audience on a 3D sonic journey through spaces imaginary and real. The programme includes award winning work from Rob Mackay and Matt Barnard, a new composition for augmented trombone
by Tony Boorer, and an acousmatic/electronic work from graduate turned film composer Ben Fowler.
There will also be the opportunity to experience audiovisual installations in the foyer before and after the concert. Including 'Vuelo de Las Monarcas/Flight of the Monarchs' from Rob Mackay, Rolando Rodriguez and Jessica Rodriguez and sound works from Tariq Emam and Carl Linsdell.
11am-1pm: Sonic Arts workshop. Observers welcome!
The workshop will feature an indroduction to sound diffusion on the HEARO system; a demo from PhD student Tony Boorer on his new interactive system for tromobone; and a talk from Ben Fowler about his recent experience of composing the music for the movie 'DxM' starring Sam Neill, with examples mixed in Dolby Atmos.
Pay what you can – donations gratefully received for the University of Hull concert series
Enquiries: 01482 465998, FACE-...@hull.ac.uk
There will also be the opportunity to experience audiovisual installations in the foyer before and after the concert. Including 'Vuelo de Las Monarcas/Flight of the Monarchs' from Rob Mackay, Rolando Rodriguez and Jessica Rodriguez and sound works from Tariq Emam and Carl Linsdell.
11am-1pm: Sonic Arts workshop. Observers welcome!
The workshop will feature an indroduction to sound diffusion on the HEARO system; a demo from PhD student Tony Boorer on his new interactive system for tromobone; and a talk from Ben Fowler about his recent experience of composing the music for the movie 'DxM' starring Sam Neill, with examples mixed in Dolby Atmos.
Pay what you can – donations gratefully received for the University of Hull concert series
Enquiries: 01482 465998, FACE-...@hull.ac.uk
Hope to see some of you there!
Rob
Dr Robert Mackay
Senior Lecturer in Music
Music Postgraduate Coordinator,
School of Arts,
University of Hull
T: 01482 466212
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