Event: Organ of Corti at the Union Chapel

Goldsmiths alumni and friends next week at the Union Chapel.
More details - here.

Event: Hillel Schwartz and Chris DeLaurenti on Noise Practices, Theory and Histories

Music Research Series & Unit for Sound Practice Research (5.30pm - 16 October 2014)

Hillel Schwartz and Chris DeLaurenti on Noise Practices, Theory and Histories

Event: PureGold Launch. 5 May 2014

The annual celebration of eclectic, innovative and exciting music coming out of Goldsmiths, University of London

Event: EAVI VII. 15 May 2014

EAVI VII concert

A night of electro acoustic veritable incense

Thursday 15th May

8pm

Amersham Arms, New Cross. £5

Lecture: The Language of Chance, Maria Chavez. 1 May 2014

The Language of Chance, Maria Chavez

Thursday 1 May, 6pm

Richard Hoggart Building 274

Event: A Concert of Improvised Music. 16 April 2014

Conference: Histories, Theories and Practices of Sound Art. 15-17 May 2014

Histories, Theories and Practices of Sound Art: May 15 – 16 – 17, 2014

Venues: Goldsmiths, University of London, May 15 and 16, 2014; The Courtauld Institute of Art May 17, 2014.

Workshop: Max/Max for Live/ Ableton Workshop, Beginner to Intermediate Level. 31 January 2014

Programming for sound synthesis and sound processing will be conducted by the new Associate Lecturer in Live Electronics, Gilbert Nouno, on 31 January from 10am to 1PM (room TBC). 

This workshop is partially sponsored by the Unit for Sound Practice Research Unit.

Graduate Forum - Audiovisual Motion: Animating Time and Space

Graduate Forum - Audiovisual Motion: Animating Time and Space
Freida Abtan

RHB Cinema, 17.00, Tues 21st Jan.

EAVI III at the Amersham Arms, New Cross, Thursday 9th Jan

Featuring:  Kaffe Matthews / Leafcutter John / John Wall & Tom Mudd / Freida Abtan / Paul Prudence

Doors at 8pm
£5 / £3 concessions

Concert: Electronic Music Studios, 12 December 2013

Evening Concert: Electronic Music Studios, 12 December 2013


Location: Great Hall, Richard Hoggart Building

Focusing on live electronic and multi-channel/stereo performances by students working in the EMS.
The Stanley Glasser Electronic Music Studios were established in 1968 by composer, instrument maker and musicologist Hugh Davies and comprise a suite of working areas for undergraduate & postgraduate students wishing to explore the creative potential of studio equipment & audio software in relation to composition, live electronics, interactive performance, sound-art, acoustic ecology and research.

Free admission, all welcome.
Cost: free

The EMS supports the Interlace concert series, the Unit for Sound Practice Research (SPR), and is a member of the Live Algorithms for Music research network.
Location: Great Hall, Richard Hoggart Building

Department: Electronic Music Studios
Time: 12 December 2013, 19:00-21:00

Sympsium: Notation in Contemporary Music. 18 - 20 October 2013

Symposium devoted to research in notation in contemporary music: composition, performance, improvisation.
October, 18-20, 2013

With keynotes from Richard Barrett, James Saunders and Sam Hayden.

Full schedule and other details available here.

Concert: Friday 20th September at 7:30pm

Exhibition: Sho-Zyg, 21-27 September 2012

Project: 'Rainforest IV' by David Tudor. 3-4 July 2009

A10lab, Area10, Apo33, Noise=Noise, Beyond Signal, Fibrr Records & Sound Research Practice, Goldsmiths presents:

'Rainforest IV' by David Tudor 

"a collaborative environmental work, spatially mixing the live sounds of
suspended sculptures and found objects, with their transformed reflections
in an audio system. "

Performance & Installation
£10 (online booking http://www.wegottickets.com)
£12 (on the door)

at AREA10 PROJECT SPACE
Eagle Wharf
Peckham Hill Street
London - SE15 5JT
(White building behind the Library)
Buses: 12, 36, 37, 63, 78, 436, 345, 177, 312, 343
Train: Peckham Rye Station.