Canterbury is warmed from its midwinter chill by striking presentations and performances by local, national, and international sound makers, focusing on the newest of new music and sound. We continue our collaboration with Free Range, Canterbury Christ Church University and dynamic artists from across the EU, including the Bl!ndman Percussion Quartet from Brussels. An event open to all with an interest in new music and sound.

PROGRAMME

3.30 - 6.30pm, Daphne Oram Building

• 3.30pm onwards: Student films, sound works and installations
• 5pm: Student Electronic Performances
• 5.30 - 6.30pm: The annual Daphne Oram lecture, Dr Magz Hall (room DO.0.14)

7 - 8pm, Anselm Studio 1

• Bl!ndman Percussion Quartet premiere new works by Maureen Wolloshin, Sophie Stone, Joe Inkpen and Jan Foote.

8.15 - 10pm, St Gregory's Centre for Music

• 8.15 - 8.35pm: patternbook; Maureen Wolloshin, Heledd Francis-Wright, Nadia Twefik-Bailey and Frances Knight.
• 8.35 - 9.30pm: Els Van Riel live projection, Stevie Wishart hurdy gurdy.
• 9.30pm: Free Range Orchestra