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5 Results for 2012
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- New Music >
- January 20 – January 21, 2012
- 1. Circle of Sleep
- Two performances: Friday January 20 & Saturday January 21, 10pm to 6am Circle of Sleep is an overnight concert, a meditation on sleep and dreaming that’s also a marathon of cutting-edge Canadian electronic music. Featuring nine artists from ambient music, new media, c… MORE >
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- New Music >
- March 11, 2012 8PM
- 2. suddenlyLISTEN: Lee / Adams / Donovan
- Halifax-based suddenlyLISTEN’s mission is to bring new and improvised chamber music to a wide variety of intimate settings. Pianist Lee Pui Ming, cellist Norman Adams, and percussionist Erin Donovan present collaborative improvisation and original composition in rich,… MORE >
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- New Music >
- April 15, 2012 3:30PM
- 3. Acoustic Cartographies
- The result of dynamic collaboration between the undergrads of UBC geography and the sonic environment of Vancouver, Acoustic Cartographies is a geographic inquiry into art as spatial practice. One group is listening to the relationship between gender and public space. On… MORE >
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- May 5 – May 6, 2012
- 4. Colin Stetson, Sarah Neufeld, Gregory Rogove: Three Solos
- Advance tickets for Saturday are sold out. Tickets for Sunday are still available! Presented in partnership with CITR 101.9 Saxophonist Colin Stetson, violinist Sarah Neufeld, and pianist-composer Gregory Rogove team up for a North American tour, showcasing their respe… MORE >
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- New Music >
- June 30 – July 1, 2012
- 5. Sonic Playground returns!
- Sound Installations, Instruments, and Performances Roundhouse Community Centre and David Lam Park Hands on! Ears wide open! Re-imagine spatulas, pop cans, and other everyday objects and how they make music and sound. Sound artists, musicians and children from lower mainlan… MORE >