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Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
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£5
Wheelchair users are entitled to concessionary priced tickets with a complimentary companion seat.
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Eastside Jazz Club 13:00-16:00
Many of the composers across the Conservatoire produce work that does not exclusively belong in the concert hall. To celebrate this, we will be showing a range of film works created by members of the Composition Department.
Foyer Staircase (Ground floor to 1st floor) 15:00-15:45Public Artwork
Alexander Kaniewski James Knowles James McIlwrath Kinna Whitehead Zahrah Hutton
Music for Stairs is a short music and dance piece created by composer James Knowles and theatre-maker Alexander Kaniewski. Set to original music by James Knowles, the piece is centred around the staircase in the Conservatoire's café foyer, with movers interacting with the physical space and passers-by.
The Lab 17:30-18:30 Gig
Alexander Kaniewski Chan Chak Hang James Knowles Lukas Ohlemacher Peter Bell Vato Klemera
This performance is designed to be interactive and engage the audience. As each member takes their seat, a corresponding sound is played, creating a unique and dynamic experience. The level of complexity increases with greater audience participation. Some tracks may be considered exceptional, while others may be perceived as subpar, encouraging the audience to explore and form their own opinions.
Eastside Jazz Club 19:00-20:00 Gig
Holly GowlandRebecca WingSimon Paton
Don't Mind Control is a concert series that emerged from the ashes of Thinking/Not Thinking Fest as a way to support Birmingham-based creative improvisers (and maybe a couple from elsewhere). For this event, three performers will do unique solo sets. Expect loud skronks, mountains of chaos and all the unpredictability you can handle.
The Lab 20:00 Gig
Conal Hughes Harry Brown Peter Batchelar Sam Freshwater Vratislav Klemera
Tradin’ Fives return with a whole new set of music written by Vato Klemera. From musings on a 1986 Soviet sci-fi movie, to a tune about some shoes he bought from a good friend, to some other ideas about hyperobjects and space and non-anthropocentric thinking or whatever, come bop to nasty new sounds and strange old bangers in the LAB!
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