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4 Results for 2010

    • New Music >
    • January 13 – March 31, 2010
    • 1. How Does Your Voice Sound - Workshop
    • Wednesday Evenings Jan 13 – Mar 31 6 – 7:30 PM Plant your feet, loosen your lips and let it out! Explore relaxation, breathing, alignment, resonance, toning, sound making, listening, laughing and singing. DB Boyko’s experiences as an improvisor, composer…  MORE >
    • New Music >
    • January 23, 2010 10AM
    • 2. Cultivating Your Career - A Workshop for Composers
    • A Workshop for Composers at Any Stage of Their Careers Presented by the Canadian League of Composers 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM This workshop is a new initiative presented by The Canadian League of Composers designed to foster professional growth for composers at any stage of th…  MORE >
    • New Music >
    • March 24 – March 28, 2010
    • 3. Fake Jazz Festival
    • Western Front thwarts the Ides of March with a rigorous exploration of NOISE and a hefty cross-section of music with the first ever Fake Jazz Festival. VENUES Western Front 303 East 8th Avenue Lick 455 Abbott Street Casa Del Artista 150 East 3rd TICKETS Festival Pass…  MORE >
    • Exhibitions & New Music >
    • March 26 – March 28, 2010
    • 4. Noise not Noise
    • A series of panels and performances exploring thechanging role of noise in culture. In 1913 Italian futurist Luigi Russolo stated that the industrial revolution had given modern men a greater capacity to appreciate more complex sounds. Almost a century later, we have new d…  MORE >