Philip discusses sound art as an extension of avant-garde musical practices and a rich field for for collaboration.
Philip discusses two sound art projects driven by collaboration and socially-engaged practice.
Philip discusses his work capturing sound recordings in Antarctica and the Swiss Alps.
Meet Philip Samartzis: a sound artist and curator interested in remote wilderness regions and their communities.
Samson discusses the particular listening situations created in sound installation works.
How do the ways we see the bodies that make music affect what we hear?
Hong Kong artist and composer Samson Young introduces us to the idea of observing music as a creative intervention.
Jessie shares her tips for composing and performing gestural music and for creating successful collaborations.
Jessie breaks down her approaches to notating works with both sound and choreographic elements.
Meet Jessie Marino - a composer, performer, and media artist whose work explores the repetition inside common activities.
S.L.Á.T.U.R. discuss how the members of the group work together on a range of creative projects.
The S.L.Á.T.U.R. members discuss a range of creative approaches to instrument design and construction.
Take a closer look at S.L.Á.T.U.R.'s experiments with animated notation and computer notation systems.
Meet four of the members of S.L.Á.T.U.R., an Icelandic composer collective working on numerous musical experiments.
Play along with Claire as she leads us through 'A Fluting Moment' by Pauline Oliveros.
Claire discusses the role of improvisation in two works by Tyshawn Sorey and Vijay Iyer.
Claire introduces two of her favourite works by Dai Fujikura and Felipe Lara, exploring extended techniques for flute.
Meet the internationally renowed flutist Claire Chase: a soloist, collaborative artist, curator and advocate for new music.
Robyn discusses finding joy in our work, taking pleasure in the process and making your mark on the world.
Robyn examines how the concept of time affects our performances, focusing on works by John Cage and Christian Wolff.
Robyn Schulkowsky has been an innovator and collaborator throughout her life, dedicated to revealing the wonders of percussion.
Thomas introduces two case studies showing how musical artists have disrupted the economic status quo.
Thomas discusses how we understand the value of objects and commodities - including music - in a capitalist society.
Composer Thomas Meadowcroft discusses the relationship between music and economics, and challenges faced by artists in the 21st century.
Ingar Zach is one of the leading percussionists/improvisers from Norway. He is known for the wide range of sounds...
