About this Event
The third in a monthly series of CPD/training for musicians, artists, music leaders or practitioners who'd like to learn more about accessibility and inclusive practice.
Ceylan Hay (Bell Lungs) is a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, composer and creative facilitator
Inclusive Improvisation : New Ways of Communicating with Sound
The sigh of the wind, pedestrian crossing beep, passersby talking, music blaring from a passing car, a distant barking, the crunch of ice beneath your feet - we are constantly surrounded by sounds harmonising, changing and colliding. Some of these we might notice, but many of these we automatically tune out. But what happens if we try to listen equally to every sound entering our ears or try to hear the world as unfiltered as a microphone does? Through exploring the practice of tuning in, we can unlock new ways of communicating to others with sound . Ceylan will lead a playful session of sonic experiments focusing on techniques from free improvisation to maximise the inclusion of everyone.
https://bell-lungs.com/
Soundplay Projects make accessible digital instruments, installations and workshops. They also run the PlaySpace where the workshop is located. This month, they will focus in on the music software Ableton Live and their use of it in workshops and development.
www.soundplayprojects.com
The afternoon is 1pm to 5pm and there will be a break for coffee and chat in the middle.
Any queries or specific access requirements, please get in touch.
Supported by the Youth Music Initiative CPD Fund
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
51 Cadogan St, 51 Cadogan Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom
GBP 5.00
