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Hackoustic Presents

19:30 - 22:30, 11th November 2023

Iklectik, ‘Old Paradise Yard’, 20 Carlisle Lane (Royal Street corner)  next to Archbishop’s Park, SE1 7LG

Tickets Available here.

Full day: £11 Adv / £12.50 OTD

An evening of live music and interactive sound installations focussed around innovative and exciting new ways to experience music and sound.

Genre flexible, experimental, interactive and welcoming, take part in audience interactive performances listen to performances with new and innovative instruments and try out some of the amazing sound making machines that our artists, musicians and engineers have built.

Warning: Some performances might use strobes and/or flashing lights.

Performances:

Hangrui Zhang and Joel Dixon: The Recycled Materials Trio

Daniel Jones

Julia Set

Installations:

Howard Batchen

Tom Fox (Vulpestruments)

Tim Yates

Hangrui Zhang and Joel Dixon: The Recycled Materials Trio

Hangrui Zhang and Joel Dixon are members of Recycled Materials Trio, a group initiated by Hangrui Zhang following the completion of his composition "Music for Recycled Materials". Visual artist Andrew Pierce Scott collaborated with Hangrui to make a wide selection of functioning musical instruments out of unconventional and unwanted materials. This group focuses on cross-disciplinary performance, sonic exploration, and collaboration with artists from other fields. They were finalists in Nonclassical’s 2023 Battle of the Bands competition. Hangrui is currently a doctoral student in composition at the Royal College of Music, and Joel is an oboist studying for his Master's degree in Performance Science at the RCM.

Daniel Jones

Daniel John Jones is an artist and technologist whose work explores new ways in which sound and technology can illuminate our understanding of the world, translating patterns and data into living musical forms. His BAFTA-nominated practice spans topics ranging from bacterial dynamics to network infrastructures, and has been shown at venues including the Barbican, the Museum of Science and Industry, IRCAM, the Southbank Centre, and the Royal Institution of Great Britain.

Julia Set

Julia Set is an audiovisual duo, co-curated by Lewis Wolstanholme and Francis Devine, who specialise in crossmodal, experimental and improvisatory performance practices. Lewis is multidisciplinary artist currently working as a PhD researcher in artificial intelligence and music as part of the Augmented Instruments Lab. Francis is an multidisciplinary artist and musician who specialises in contemporary piano performance and experimental composition. Together, they have curated a number of site-specific and immersive performances, released several of their interdisciplinary projects online, and worked alongside the labels Nonclassical and State51.

Howard Batchen

Our regular very special guest Howard Batchen will be bringing along another mystery creation for your delectation. Prepare to be amazed!

Tom Fox (Vulpestruments)

Welcome one and all to The Beating Birch. At once a city and a guardian spirit, The Beating Birch is home to a whole host of wanderers, storytellers and mystics. The populace of the city channel and commune with the spirits of the tree through sonic mimicry and data extrapolations. This installation is one, small part, of the district responsible for recording the life of the tree through sound mapping and sonic folktelling. It uses data live-streamed from twitter to generate melodies and violin callings. The melodies are based on the User ID of the person who sent the tweet. Tom Fox (aka Vulpestruments) is a sound artist focussing on, experimental instrument design, sonification of data and interactive installation design. Nick Murray is a writer, composer and producer based in London.

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