Celebrating LGBTQ+ Composers: Online Edit-a-thon
Spend a few hours with Sound and Music and the LGBTQ+ Music Study Group creating content to raise the profile of LGBTQ+ Composers on the British Music Collection.
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Paid Opportunity for LGBTQ+ Composers
We're seeking to support UK-based LGBTQ+ composers, music-creators and collectives to create new sonic works as part of a series celebrating LGBTQ+ histories, sounds and stories
Celebrating LGBTQ+ Composers on the British Music Collection
In partnership with the LGBTQ+ Music Study Group, we're launching a programme of interventions and activities to mark LGBT+ History Month,
Climate. Sound. Change: Winners Announced
Four projects have been selected as creative responses to the climate emergency, as part of our Climate. Sound. Change. Open Call.
Interpreting Isolation Part 2 - Selected Works
A further 6 projects were selected as creative responses to COVID-19, as part of our 'Interpreting Isolation' grants. Over the next 6 weeks we will be premiering these works - discover them here.
Daniel Kidane's Composer Club - London Music Masters
In collaboration with London Music Masters, we're excited to introduce Daniel Kidane's curation project for the British Music Collection - Daniel Kidane's Composer Club. Read more about the project here.
Interpreting Isolation Part 2 - Winners announced
We're excited to announce the next group of winners of the 'Interpreting Isolation' grants, who will be presenting 6 new works that respond creatively to this unique moment in our history.
Sound and Music's New Voices - Artist Experiences
As we approach the application period for Sound and Music's New Voices 2020, take a look back at some of the work and experiences the programme has led to so far
Interpreting Isolation - Selected Works
6 projects were selected as creative responses to COVID-19, as part of our 'Interpreting Isolation' grants. Over the next 4 weeks we will be premiering these works - discover them here.
Interpreting Isolation - Winners announced
We're excited to announce the winners of the 'Interpreting Isolation' grants, who will be presenting 6 new works that respond creatively to this unique moment in our history.
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