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Inviting the audience to experience music as something that is not only heard but also seen, embodied and mediated.

Inviting the audience to experience music as something that is not only heard but also seen, embodied and mediated.
Lovemusic
Lovemusic

On Sunday 1 November at the French Institute in London the French collective, Lovemusic is presenting an event that asks the question ‘how do we listen when sound is inseparable from image, gesture, language and technology?’

Lovemusic specialises in new music, and the event blends together music, theatre, dance, video, light and technology for an experience where you’ll need to open your eyes as much as your ears. From a dialogue between flute and sign language by Helmut Oehring, Kuba Krzewiński’s unique approach to violin and cello, to Tine Surel Lange’s portrait of the contemporary urban landscape and Finbar Hosie’s ASMR and screening experiment. From Mathis Saunier’s performance to Neil Luck’s Production Apocrypha, discover a one of a kind programme supported by the Diaphonique fund for contemporary music.

Full details from the French Institute’s website.


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