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Theatre Noise Conference, 22Nd - 24Th April at the Central School of Speech and Drama, Keynote Cicely Berry RSC, Heiner Goebbels and John Collins Theatre Noise Conference, 22nd - 24th April at the Central School of Speech and Drama, keynote Cicely Berry RSC, Heiner Goebbels and John Collins Home What's on Listening Room Contributors Research How to Book About CETT Contact Theatre Noise Conference QUICK LINKS The Central School of Speech and Drama What's on WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL TO FRIDAY 24 APRIL 2009 Biographies Listening room Booking Three days of Performances, Installations, Residencies, Round Table Discussions, Presentations and Workshops More than an academic conference, Theatre Noise is a diverse collection of events exploring the sound of theatre from performance to the spaces inbetween. Featuring keynote presentations, artists in residence, electroacoustic, percussive and digital performances, industry workshops and installations, Theatre Noise is an immersive journey INDUSTRY WORKSHOP: into sound. OMNISPHERE To find out what's happening in the conference LANCASHIRE CLOG DANCING VIEW THE FULL LISTINGS INDUSTRY WORKSHOP: ABLETON LIVE 8.0 POLISH POLYPHONIC SINGING KEYNOTES BOOKING IS NOW OPEN INDUSTRY WORKSHOP: SFX 6.0 RORSCHACH AUDIO CICELY BERRY FALK HÜBNER & CRAIG VEAR £150 for the 3 days / £60 per day. Voice director of the Royal Shakespeare Company Students: £75 for 3 days / £30 per day. INSTALLATIONS & Members of Equity HEINER GOEBBELS RESIDENCIES Musician’s Union or BECTU: Keynote address from the Grammy-nominated composer and Sensor Suit / Speaker Suit £140 for the 3 days or £55 per day. director - DANIÊL PLOEGER Conference Dinner - £30 JOHN COLLINS The Atrium Soundblog Project Futurism Updated Concert - £10 Artistic Director of New York’s Elevator Repair Service, former - GREGG FISHER & DONATO Heiner Goebbels Concert - £6.25 sound designer for The Wooster Group WHARTON Live and recorded voice Find out more about the keynote speakers Book your ticket online - YVON BONENFANT Booking Information Machines for Singing - ROWENA EASTON For further information P.A.T. (a telephonic computer voice tel: +44 (0)20 7449 1571 actor) email: [email protected] In the Listening Room Sound Design Showcase you can find – CHRIS NEWELL & ALISTAIR examples of Performance Sound Design from around the World EDWARDS The Aurality of Objects THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF PAPERS SPEECH AND DRAMA - DOT YOUNG University of London Voice, space, concrete: notes from a car park The Sound Garden Social Space Eton Avenue Electrical sound and the concept of mediatic resistance in theatre - CSSD STUDENTS AND GUEST Swiss Cottage The acoustic DNA of Mumbai and Antartica ARTISTS London NW3 3HY These are just a small sample of the papers being presented, read Explore the SoundPods on which www.cssd.ac.uk the full list of Papers delgates can play keyboards that trigger a variety of sounds or the ROUND TABLES PhonePods which are clusters of headphones enticing conferees with Sonification binaurally-recorded ambient Musicals, Brands and the Noise of Celebrity soundscapes. Is amplification over-used In the theatre? Noise in the actor's voice THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF SPEECH AND DRAMA tel: +44 (0)20 7449 1571, email: [email protected] University of London, Eton Avenue, Swiss Cottage, London NW3 3HY http://www.theatrenoise.org.uk/[03/10/2013 13:44:54] Theatre Noise Conference, 22nd - 24th April at the Central School of Speech and Drama, keynote Cicely Berry RSC, Heiner Goebbels and John Collins http://www.theatrenoise.org.uk/[03/10/2013 13:44:54] Theatre Noise Conference, 22nd - 24th April at the Central School of Speech and Drama, keynote Cicely Berry RSC, Heiner Goebbels and John Collins Home What's on Listening Room Contributors Research How to Book About CETT Contact Theatre Noise Conference QUICK LINKS The Central School of Speech and Drama What's on WEDNESDAY 22 APRIL TO FRIDAY 24 APRIL 2009 Biographies Listening room Booking Three days of Performances, Installations, Residencies, Round Table Discussions, Presentations and Workshops More than an academic conference, Theatre Noise is a diverse collection of events exploring the sound of theatre from performance to the spaces inbetween. Featuring keynote presentations, artists in residence, electroacoustic, percussive and digital performances, industry workshops and installations, Theatre Noise is an immersive journey INDUSTRY WORKSHOP: into sound. OMNISPHERE To find out what's happening in the conference LANCASHIRE CLOG DANCING VIEW THE FULL LISTINGS INDUSTRY WORKSHOP: ABLETON LIVE 8.0 POLISH POLYPHONIC SINGING KEYNOTES BOOKING IS NOW OPEN INDUSTRY WORKSHOP: SFX 6.0 RORSCHACH AUDIO CICELY BERRY FALK HÜBNER & CRAIG VEAR £150 for the 3 days / £60 per day. Voice director of the Royal Shakespeare Company Students: £75 for 3 days / £30 per day. INSTALLATIONS & Members of Equity HEINER GOEBBELS RESIDENCIES Musician’s Union or BECTU: Keynote address from the Grammy-nominated composer and Sensor Suit / Speaker Suit £140 for the 3 days or £55 per day. director - DANIÊL PLOEGER Conference Dinner - £30 JOHN COLLINS The Atrium Soundblog Project Futurism Updated Concert - £10 Artistic Director of New York’s Elevator Repair Service, former - GREGG FISHER & DONATO Heiner Goebbels Concert - £6.25 sound designer for The Wooster Group WHARTON Live and recorded voice Find out more about the keynote speakers Book your ticket online - YVON BONENFANT Booking Information Machines for Singing - ROWENA EASTON For further information P.A.T. (a telephonic computer voice tel: +44 (0)20 7449 1571 actor) email: [email protected] In the Listening Room Sound Design Showcase you can find – CHRIS NEWELL & ALISTAIR examples of Performance Sound Design from around the World EDWARDS The Aurality of Objects THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF PAPERS SPEECH AND DRAMA - DOT YOUNG University of London Voice, space, concrete: notes from a car park The Sound Garden Social Space Eton Avenue Electrical sound and the concept of mediatic resistance in theatre - CSSD STUDENTS AND GUEST Swiss Cottage The acoustic DNA of Mumbai and Antartica ARTISTS London NW3 3HY These are just a small sample of the papers being presented, read Explore the SoundPods on which www.cssd.ac.uk the full list of Papers delgates can play keyboards that trigger a variety of sounds or the ROUND TABLES PhonePods which are clusters of headphones enticing conferees with Sonification binaurally-recorded ambient Musicals, Brands and the Noise of Celebrity soundscapes. Is amplification over-used In the theatre? Noise in the actor's voice THE CENTRAL SCHOOL OF SPEECH AND DRAMA tel: +44 (0)20 7449 1571, email: [email protected] University of London, Eton Avenue, Swiss Cottage, London NW3 3HY http://www.theatrenoise.org.uk/index.html[03/10/2013 13:44:57] Theatre Noise Conference, 22nd - 24th April at the Central School of Speech and Drama, keynote Cicely Berry RSC, Heiner Goebbels and John Collins http://www.theatrenoise.org.uk/index.html[03/10/2013 13:44:57] Theatre Noise Conference, Whats on, timetable of events Home What's on Listening Room Contributors Research How to Book About CETT Contact What's on Timetable 22th April Timetable 23th April Timetable 24th April Summary (pdf) HEINER GOEBBELS' SAMPLER SUITE ROUND TABLES RESPONDENT (from Surrogate Cities) and Songs of Round Table 1 - Sonification Respondent - Looking back - or John Collins Wars I Have Seen, presented by the Round Table 2 - Musicals, Brands perhaps we should say listening back Theatrical Sound Design – A Binary London Sinfonietta & Orchestra of the and the Noise of Celebrity – on each day's events Paradigm Age of Enlightenment at the Queen Round Table 3 - Is Amplification Over RESIDENCIES Elizabeth Hall, South Bank. - Used In The Theatre Cicely Berry Shakespeare and the Aural Expectations Round Table 4 - Some Noise Within Live and recorded voice of the Audience Yvon Bonenfant FUTURISM UPDATED PAPERS The Discourse on Noise and Voice Heiner Goebbels Papers 1 - Vocality and Sound Eva Maria Gauss A series of specially commissioned works The Thing Seen / The Thing Heard - Papers 2 - Noise and Performance Sensor Suit / Speaker Suit developing the themes of Futurism, voices in Stifters Dinge presented by Central in association with Papers 3 - Vocalisation and (non- Daniêl Ploeger the Estorick Collection and Derek Shiel linguistic) utterance Sounds, bodies and thresholds on the evening prior to the conference. Papers 4 - Elements for a history of [SEL] Live, standnotamazed listening WORKSHOPS PERFORMANCE Papers 5 - Auditory Space, Installation and Interaction Industry workshop & training 1 Lancashire clog dancing as early Papers 6 - Integrations and extrusions Omnisphere noise - Sarah Angliss and Caroline in sound performance Industry workshop & training 2 Radcliffe Papers 7 - Latent Noise / Latent Ableton Live 8.0 Body – Media – Space Superfield Musicality Industry workshop & training 3 SFX (Mumbai) - Falk Hubner & Craig Vear Papers 8 - Contemporary theatre 6.0 INSTALLATIONS practice through sound Workshop 1 - Archetypal Voices Papers 9 - Performance as sound Workshop 2 - Futurism Updated: Listening Room - Performance sound event working with sound sculptures design from around the world Papers 10 - Body/Presence/Noise Workshop 3 - Rorschach Audio and The Atrium Soundblog Project Papers 11 - Sound effects and the Theatre of Noise Gregg Fisher & Donato Wharton listening conventions Workshop 4 - Introductory workshop Machines for Singing Papers 12 - Other Noises, Immanent to Roy Hart Rowena Easton & Mike Blow Sounds Workshop 5 - Ear Bodies P.A.T. Papers 13 - Sound and Silence Workshop 6 - Psychoacoustics and (a telephonic computer voice actor) Papers 14 - Musicalities of Perception - An Audiences'
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