Films
World premiere performance took place on 19 November 2011
Sound and Music co-produced the world premiere performance of composer Richard Barrett's enormous two-hour cycle, CONSTRUCTION at HCMF in November 2011, and produced a film documenting the performance - watch here.
12 November 2011
A short film documenting musician, filmmaker and founder of the Klinker Hugh Metcalfe's performance at the V:NM Festival in Graz, Austria earlier this year.
2-4 September 2011
Vision Sound Music is the UK’s first event of its kind, a three day festival celebrating the unique relationship between audio and visual cultures.
2010
A poetic portrait of Gerald Wells, founder and curator of the British Vintage Wireless and Television Museum. The film reveals the charm of Wells’ world, where radio relics and their attendant stories fill every nook and cranny of his Kingdom.
20-22 January 2011
Exploring the unique sonic and visual world of a group of young South Korean artists and noise makers appearing in the UK for the first time.
Friday 24 - Sunday 26 February 2012
Sound and Music and The Wire present the UK's only literary festival exploring music criticism and contemporary audio culture, taking place on the seaside town of Whitstable, 24 - 26 February 2012.
Friday 7 - Sunday 9 January 2011
Sound and Music is supporting a collaboration between sounduk and Somerset House as they present a series of live performances and installations which aim to entrance, provoke and inspire visitors as part of the Somerset House ice rink season.
May 2010
12 interviews with leading practitioners discuss the impact and consequences of digital technology on audiences and their creation and consumption of music
Saturday 29 May – Sunday 5 September 2010
Chris Watson extraordinary sound installation that immerses visitors to Kew Gardens’ Palm House in the dawn and dusk choruses of the Central and South American rainforests.
Sound in Context is a short documentary exploring the unique practice of sound within the visual arts world.
Part academic lecture, part science-fiction story, Paul Rooney excavates real and imagined histories trapped inside Leeds Metropolitan University’s H Building as it faces demolition