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Last Friday, I performed a second half concert at The University of Greenwich, presenting some 7 pieces of music. The concert featured two new works, and was a lot of fun. Here is the poster:
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Last night, I found out that INAM was selected at the Destellos Competition in Argentina. It didn’t get any further, but I am delighted to see that Andy Lewis received First Prize for his piece Skyline. The same piece was recently selected by the British ElectroAcoustic Network (BEAN) as one of three works to represent…
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Last week, I gave a paper at the excellent Sound+Environment conference in Hull. The paper – which was co-authored by Amanda Crawley Jackson – focused on the Foundry project in which 7 composers created works relating to Furnace Park in Sheffield. I later performed my piece – Foundry Flux – in the evening concert. Here…
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I have just returned from the Royal College of Music, in Sweden, where I delivered a paper on digitisation – abstract pasted below. An extended journal issue will be published in late 2017/early 2018 with the same title. Expanding the Sphere of Irrelevance: musical works, recordings and their digitisations Dr. Adam Stanović The type-token theory…
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A number of exciting things are happening at the moment. Ctrl c has been scheduled for performance at the Korean Electroacoustic Music annual conference in Seoul, as has Foundry Flux at Sound+Environment Conference in Hull, and the Sound of Memory Conference in Kent. At Hull, I shall be presenting a paper with Amanda Crawley-Jackson on the…
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I am very pleased to announce that I shall be the composer in residence at Imogen Holst’s former home in Aldeburgh, during the Easter break. During this time, I hope to compose a new work for piano and tape. I am extremely grateful to the Britten-Pears Foundation for making this residency possible, and for setting…
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This coming Friday, I shall be performing – Inam and One Byrd, Two Stones – at Sounds like THIS festival in Leeds. The event, curated in part by Rob Bentall, features many of the best electroacoustic composers working in the UK at present. For more details, see: here
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Inam will be played at Inter-#8 in Glasgow on Thursday 19th Jan alongside works by Stijn Demeulenaere, Isobel Anderson & Tullis Rennie, Daphne Potamiti, Lina Tobler, Paul Jamieson, Robert Stokowy, Patrick Shand, Symeon Yovev and Robert Macleod. For more details, see: http://www.stereocafebar.com/listings/events/19-jan-17-inter–8-sonic-spaces-in-between-stereo/
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We had a great year in 2016 here at The University of Sheffield, we lots of success in various competitions… the following post has just gone up on the university website: “Electroacoustic music, or sonic arts, in the Music Department at The University of Sheffield achieved something extraordinary in 2016, with staff and students represented…
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Inam – my latest piece – was a finalist at Musica Nova, Czech Republic. It was great to be listed alongside Giles Gobeil and Marry Mary, but particular congratulations go to James Surgenor (a PhD candidate at The University of Sheffield) who received the first prize. It has been quite a special year for composers…
Adam Stanović 