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Tuesday 27 January 2015 // London
The Creative Data Club is a place for anyone interested in using data in new and interesting ways.
Deadline: noon Friday 27 March 2015
A two year programme to support more performances and commissions of new music written by young composers.
23 February 2015 // Manchester
Performances of the MANIFESTO project capture the vibrancy and immediacy of the manifesti, from Futurism in 1909 to 1960's Fluxus.
18th 2015 - 21st February 2015
The Workers Union Ensemble (WUE) present a programme of five new works developed in response to Simon Steen-Andersen’s On And Off And To And Fro (2008) for soprano saxophone, double bass, vibraphone and three players with megaphones.
Deadline: Noon, Wednesday 11th February 2015
Sound and Music is advertising for a curator for the fourth exhibition with the Google Cultural Institute. This exhibition will be on the theme of International Women's Day.
17th January 2015
Hideous Porta is a concert series conceived to fill the gap of a regular London monthly programme promoting new music. It emphasises carefully curated events focusing on the presentation of electronic and acoustic experiments.
Deadline: noon Wednesday 14 January 2015
For our Winter 2014/15 Embedded residencies, we are delighted to announce two new partnerships with Quatuor Bozzini and South London Gallery
Wednesday 14 January 2015
We want to know more about your audience development ideas, worries and thoughts. Complete the survey and receive the results in mid January 2015.
Sound and Music are supporting nine new grass roots event-series and festivals of new music for 2014/15.
03/12/2014
Sound and Music have a new development plan in place for the British Music Collection designed to open up the archive to become a 21st century tool for artists and audiences to discover the story of British contemporary music.
23 May - 28 November
SOUNDkitchen commissions two artists that have not previously worked together to devise a collaborative performance with the aim to provide artists with an opportunity to experiment, test new ideas and take a few artistic risks.
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27th November 2014
On Thursday 27 November, hcmf// will showcase the works of the 12 Next Wave composers. This will be presented alongside key discussions about recording and distributing your work, part of Sounding Out.
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Sound and Music Christmas Crowdfunder is raising money for three composer projects.
18 November - 17 December
This autumn, Ripsaw Catfish will assemble ad hoc ensembles ('shoals') of improvising musicians from locations across the UK to play spontaneous sets of new music informed by, incorporating or ignoring the Ripsaw Catfish composed material.
Saturday 8th November
Sounding Out: Make it Happen is a symposium on the theme of fundraising on 8 November at The Custard Factory, Birmingham
25 October 2014 - 29 March 2015
Lucky Dog Music is part of Composer-Curator, based in West Yorkshire. It promotes new music including contemporary classical, new jazz, improv and experimental often including visuals, electronics and words.
12/10/2014 - 1/11/2014
Go Compose! is a national initiative to create opportunities for young composers to develop their skills. We have activities in Hertfordshire and Aberdeenshire during October.
17 July - 7 October
A remarkable new performance work is hitting the UK in 2014 - bringing together the unequivocal talents of Franco-Norwegian poet Caroline Bergvall with the experimental soundscapes of Norwegian percussionist Ingar Zach.
3 July - 26 September
A series of diverse "live coding" related events across the country, curated by Alex McLean.
Deadline: Noon, Monday 6th October
Sound and Music are currently seeking a curator for our second exhibition on Google Cultural Institute / British Music Collection
Thursday 23rd October 2014
Embedded is a Sound and Music composer and creative artist development programme. The call for applications for Hampshire Music Service is now open.
7 August - 3 October
Manchester ritualistic improvisers/sound artists Kelly Jayne Jones and Pascal Nichols, aka part wild horses mane on both sides, present 'Conduit of the bottomless submundane': an installation-performance work.
The successful applicants for the October 2014 round of the Francis Chagrin Award are: Andrew Wilson-Dickson, Flannery Cunningham, Lauren Hayes, Matthew Whiteside and Nicolas Freeman. Applications are now open year round with 3 deadlines per year.
