Inclusive Creativity: the first day of workshops in Orkney
The first day of the composers’ workshop hosted by St Magnus International Festival got off to a flying start
The first day of the composers’ workshop hosted by St Magnus International Festival got off to a flying start
This blog post charts the continuation of my work with BBC Performing Arts Fund fellow Bram Harrison a.k.a DJ Eyetech. Bram describes himself as living with ‘locked in syndrome’ and we’re working together to enable him to make music on his EyeGaze computer…
Seasons 4.0 is an experiment in dance, music and interactive technology. Please join us for a work-in-progress sharing in London, Friday 5th September at midday.
Following the success of Drake Music Connect and Collaborate London’s music and video commissions In Motion and Ethnomusicality, we recently commissioned DM Associate Musician Gary Day to direct a reinterpretion/re-imagination of an existing song/piece of music, working with a small group of disabled musicians using assistive music technology (AMT).
I was recently commissioned by Drake Music’s ‘Connect and Collaborate’ strand (C&C) to reinterpret an existing piece of music, working with 3 experienced disabled musicians to compose and record the new piece over 3 sessions, using assistive music technology (AMT).
Drake Music Artist Development and Innovation-commissioned composer Sonia Allori to present at XTRAX Shorts, Greenwich + Docklands International Festival 2014 Showcase Weekend, Saturday 21st June.
Students from Ash Field Academy perform a rhythm piece as part of their BTEC and Introduction to Music work (NB: the video will begin playing automatically beneath the accompanying text) […]
We are delighted to announce that Seasonal Fluctuations, a new Drake Music cross-arts commission with Sonia Allori, Sheron Wray, Danny Braverman & Fleeta Siegel has received an Unlimited R&D award.
Introducing 2 of our Future Leaders, a new programme for young Disabled musicians. »
Open Call: Co-design a new accessible musical instrument for your own musical practice! »