Making Music In Isolation with Amble Skuse (In person at Chamber Music Scotland offices or remotely)
- 25 Nov 2021, noon, Chamber Music Scotland, Glasgow, Scotland, UK, Book tickets
Description
About this event
This workshop will allow you to gain insights on the opportunities and challenges working remotely can present to creative practitioners. Using her experiences to date, Amble will lead you through a discussion including:
- good practice
- demonstrate the technology and techniques she utilises
- her most recent opera We Ask These Questions of Everybody.
How will this workshop be delivered?
Amble will deliver this workshop remotely using Zoom
How can I attend?
Workshop participants can either attend remotely or in person. Please indicate how you will attend when registering for your place.
In person:
This workshop can be attended in person at our venue in Chamber Music Scotland, Glasgow. You will be linked in to Amble using Zoom
Remotely:
Alternatively you can attend remotely using your own electronic device and Zoom account
The link to the Zoom meeting will be emailed in advance of the workshop
About Amble Skuse
Amble Skuse is a musician and artist, working with found sound, voices, electronic processing, and site specific locations. She works with site specific compositions to explore myriad identities in myriad locations.
She explores these ideas of identity and power through a lens of intersectional feminism. Her focus is on gender and disability, and she is currently studying for a PhD looking at ways in which a disabled composer / performer can utilise technology as a tool for composing, improvising and performing.
Her work has been featured on BBC Radio 3’s Late Junction, and has taken her across the world, from Edinburgh to Singapore on a 10,000 mile train journey, to Canada to develop an improvising platform with disabled musicians, to China to explore the role of ‘being’ in improvisation, to Croatia to perform with the female coding ensemble OFFAL. She is a Creative Entrepreneurs Fellow and a BBC Performing Arts Fellow. She holds an AHRC scholarship for her research. She most recently wrote, rehearsed and recorded an opera called We Ask These Questions of Everybody. The opera was written and created by an all disabled team remotely during the pandemic and addresses themes of disability in society. I was described in The I as “Politically important and an artistic triumph” and “Astonishing: elegant, enraging, restlessly inventive”.
Attending a NMS workshop - Covid update
We are delighted to be holding in person workshops again and we want to keep everyone safe. Therefore in line with Scottish Government additional precautionary measures we ask you take a lateral flow test the night before or on the day of the workshop.
Please also remember your face covering, unless you are exempt. We will have plenty of hand sanitizer available for your use too.
Promoter New Music Scotland
Submitted by New Music Scotland
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