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Here at Sound and Music and particularly on the British Music Collection, we feel it is important to capture this moment in our history and to create a space to reflect on COVID-19 and individual responses in a creative way.

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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Creative Data Club: Music Archives Special
A monthly event bringing together all types and ability levels of data fans and creators
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Call for Curator: International Women's Day
An open call to create a Google Cultural Institute exhibition for International Women's Day 2015
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Intern Jacqueline Lau on Peter Nagle
Discover a unique perspective on the work of Peter Nagle
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'Composers and Conflict' Roundtable Discussion
Google Art Talk on Composers and Conflict in commemoration of WW1
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WW1 Centenary Exhibition 'Composers and Conflict'
Google Cultural Institute Exhibition on the theme of Composers and Conflict, curated by Thomas Butler.
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British Music Collection Acquisitions Policy
This policy sets out the scope, criteria and terms for the acquisition of material into the British Music Collection.
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New Voices 2014
New Voices is an annual composer support scheme that exists to raise the profile of the most exciting new voices in Britain today.
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HCMF Pays a Visit to Heritage Quay
Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival this year includes events at brand new archive centre, Heritage Quay
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Graham Fitkin- Hook

Stephen Hiscock, musician, on Graham Fitkin's 'Hook' (1992)
"We loved his style and felt his jaggedly rhythmic music would fit perfectly with what we were trying to do with ensemblebash"
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