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Dominic Lash
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Announcing a series of events in Oxford from November 5th to November 10th.


Monday November 5th, 9am - 9am. (Plus other dates TBC.)
Oxford Brookes University, Richard Hamilton Building. OX3 0BP
Innen Raum 1-20
24-hour long playback of a sound installation by Stefan Thut, with shorter versions later in the week.
free admission


Wednesday November 7th, 2pm - 6pm.
Oxford Brookes University. OX3 0BP
The second in an ongoing series of symposia entitled Writing Sound.
Speakers include Daniela Cascella, Amy Cutler, Patrick Farmer, Michael Pisaro, David Stent and Salomé Voegelin.
free admission


Friday November 9th, doors open 7:30pm, for a prompt 8:00pm start.
St Columba's Church, Alfred Street, Oxford, OX1 4EH.
Live première of Michael Pisaro's July Mountain and Stefan Thut's givens 1-16
(written for this event).
£5 on the door

Performing or contributing to this concert will be: Daniel Bennett, Seth Cooke, Stephen Cornford, Jane Dickson, Lawrence Dunn, Patrick Farmer, Bruno Guastalla, Jack Harris, Kostis Kilymis, Lina Lapelyte, Dominic Lash, Will Montgomery, Michael Pisaro, Samuel Rodgers, David Stent, Greg Stuart, Fern Thomas, Stefan Thut, Paul Whitty and more TBC.


Saturday November 10th, 2pm - 10pm.
The Holywell Music Room, Oxford, OX1 3BN.
An all day event featuring the Set Ensemble and Material (led by James Saunders).
Audience members are free to come and go as they please.
£5 on the door

The Set Ensemble will be Patrick Farmer, Bruno Guastalla, Dominic Lash, Michael Pisaro, Tim Parkinson, Stefan Thut and Paul Whitty (plus David Stent and Sarah Hughes in absentia) who will be performing scores that the members of the group have written specifically for this occasion. Material will perform music by Antoine Beuger, Jason Brogan, Jürg Frey and Stefan Thut.

For more information:

http://www.sonicartresearch.co.uk/event ... andscapes/

http://setensemble.blogspot.co.uk/