DMU researchers at Sound/Image 2024

Three DMU researchers will present music and papers at The University of Greenwich's Sound/Image 2024 Festival in November.

PhD student Stefano Catena will present his paper 'Organised space: the terminology problem of spatialisation' and Bret Battey's audiovisual Estuaries 4 work will feature in one of the concerts along with a paper he will give on that work entitled 'Estuaries 4: Events and Continuums'. Professor Emeritus Simon Emmerson is to present a paper ‘An imaginary Soundwalk’ developed from a talk given at the M4C-funded Spatial Audio Gathering at DMU in June, as well as diffusing his work Near and Far at Once in the opening concert.  Battey's audiovisual installation Traces, Molten—first presented at the LCB Depot in Leicester as part of the 2022 British Science Festival—will also feature in the festival.

A still image from Battey's Estuaries 4

Spatial Audio Gathering 17-18 June @ DMU

 A two-day event at De Montfort University (Leicester, UK) on spatial audio and spatialisation in music will be held at DMU on 17-18 June, organised by the Midlands4Cities doctoral cohort and supported by the M4C Doctoral Training Partnership, which is funded by The Arts and Humanities Research Council.

Everybody is very welcome to participate, to submit works (acousmatic, installations, student works, too!), papers for presentation and/or posters. We are going to have an IKO speaker to play with, thanks to the University of Birmingham and University of Greenwich. Deadline for submission of works is 12th of May. All the information can be found here: https://linktr.ee/spatialaudiogathering