Difference between revisions of "Local Recall"
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| − | For their new live artwork Local Recall, Open Music Archive | + | For their new live artwork Local Recall, Open Music Archive explored the ghostly echoes that persist through repetition in the playback of music and draw a line between the model industrial city of the late 19th Century and post-industrial Manchester of the early 1990s. |
| − | Open Music Archive ran workshops with young people from [http://42ndstreet.org.uk/ 42nd Street] and [http://www.unityradio.fm/ Unity Radio 92.8FM], to remix, cut-up, loop and re-assemble late 19th Century music gleaned from player piano rolls. The results | + | Open Music Archive ran workshops with young people from [http://42ndstreet.org.uk/ 42nd Street] and [http://www.unityradio.fm/ Unity Radio 92.8FM], to remix, cut-up, loop and re-assemble late 19th Century music gleaned from player piano rolls. The results were played back and performed for a 21st Century audience. |
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| − | Listen to | + | Listen to recordings from the event: |
| − | <swf>http://www.openmusicarchive.org/xspf_player/xspf_player.swf?playlist_url=http://www.openmusicarchive.org/xspf_player/ | + | <swf>http://www.openmusicarchive.org/xspf_player/xspf_player.swf?playlist_url=http://www.openmusicarchive.org/xspf_player/ancoats4.xspf&repeat_playlist=true&autoplay=true</swf> |
Revision as of 10:11, 11 March 2015
LOCAL RECALL: AN ANCOATS RECITAL
THURSDAY 20th NOVEMBER 2014
HALLÉ ST PETER'S
40 BLOSSOM STREET, ANCOATS
MANCHESTER, M4 6BF
TIME: 7PM - 9PM
FREE ENTRY
For their new live artwork Local Recall, Open Music Archive explored the ghostly echoes that persist through repetition in the playback of music and draw a line between the model industrial city of the late 19th Century and post-industrial Manchester of the early 1990s.
Open Music Archive ran workshops with young people from 42nd Street and Unity Radio 92.8FM, to remix, cut-up, loop and re-assemble late 19th Century music gleaned from player piano rolls. The results were played back and performed for a 21st Century audience.
Featuring:
DJ sets featuring music by Ra-man, MJ Meano, Deadpool and more...
Piano recitals by Serge Tebu and Calum Macleod & Liam Waddle
plus a new audiovisual work by Eileen Simpson and Ben White (Open Music Archive) featuring a live sound track written and performed by Graham Massey (808 State).
Listen
Listen to recordings from the event:
