Events

BBC New Generation Thinker Oskar Jensen and acclaimed singer Vivien Ellis come together for an evening exploring what it meant to sing on the streets of York and London in centuries past.

This workshop will ask the important question: how should we manage the public realm of Coney Street, in light of its mixed usage?

The workshop will use 60 chart records to explore the changing shape of Black British identity through popular music, from the birth of the BBC charts to the present day.

Be transported to the world of Padma Purana & other stories from Indian mythology. Hear some specially composed music celebrating the story of Kamoda, the maiden who laughed and cried flowers.

London-based improviser Rachel Musson composes and performs on saxophones for a variety of music projects.

Throughout his 50 years of working with tape machines, Roy Harrison installed recording studios and cassette reproduction factories around the world.

In this conversational presentation with University of York music education specialist Pete Dale, Rapid and Slix of Ruff Sqwad Arts Foundation (RSAF) will talk about the origins of grime, their careers and their work with youth in East London.

IN TWO MINDS is a sensory-friendly new music theatre piece, featuring two performers Ellie Stamp (voice) and Lucy Havelock (saxophone), that endeavours to explore disability as integrated in art.