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New Voices is an annual composer support scheme raising the profile of some of the most talented and exciting new voices in the UK today.



 

 
New Voices 2018

Introducing a new series of articles mapping the last fifty years of new music in the UK
Composers or sound artists based in or born in the UK are invited to join the British Music Collection. Scroll down to find out more...
Photo: Na'ama Zisser, London-based composer featured in the British Music Collection.

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Sarah Hughes
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Sarah Hughes Talks Sound, Sculpture and Installation

Sarah Hughes on Embedded with the South London Gallery

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Andrew Thomas
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Andrew Thomas on Noh, and Classical Instrumentation with Electronics

Andrew Thomas on Portfolio with mu:arts

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The Online Flâneur: Peter Nagle on the BMC

"The advent of online resources has of course had a great effect on how we research, but it’s possibly changed even more how we browse..."

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Sally Golding
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Sally Golding Talks Curating, Creating and Audiovisuality

Sally Golding on Embedded with the South London Gallery

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Alex McLean
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Alex McLean on Music Coding and Algorave

Alex McLean on Embedded with the Open Data Institute 

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Journalist Abi Bliss' Top Tips for Writing a Spotlight

Some questions to consider for inspiration when putting pen to paper... 

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Look Up Doncaster

Rebecca Collins on the work of composer Anna Braithwaite

"In listening to each piece, her presence at each site and the time spent with members of the local community become clear..."

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Distorted Soundscape

Composer Clay Gold on NaoKo TakaHashi

"TakaHashi's distorted, deconstructed soundwashes, films and words, work upon the whole body, surprising the observer..."

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Playlist: Women in the British Music Collection
A playlist celebrating the diversity of sounds created by women in the Collection for International Women's Day 2016
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