OCM
In November 2010 Oxford Contemporary Music presented Phil Kline's Unsilent Night. Unsilent Night is a heart warming musical creation of twinkling percussion, ethereal voices and resonating bell sounds that takes the form of a street promenade in which everyone performs. Anyone can join in, you just need something to amplify the music (from ghetto blaster to laptop) and a copy of Unsilent Night. The promenade took this magical music through the streets of Oxford for the first time, becoming part of a worldwide phenomenon that began in New York 19 years ago. This video was commissioned by OCM and created by Christopher Baines (christopherbaines.com). For more information about OCM visit ocmevents.org.
Chorus is a collective of monumental and transfixing sound sculptures created by sound artist Ray Lee. Towering high above the audience, giant metal tripods with rotating arms sing out hypnotic siren ...
This is an Audio Described promotional film for DaDafest International 2008. DaDaFest is a Deaf & Disbaility Arts Festival.
A recording of a performance that took place at Cornerhouse on 14 October 2011. Working with producer dubsection, Kit Abramson set off an installation of metronomes in an attempt to play out The Am...
Mini documentary of our Beam Team. Commended in Soundbeam performance video competition 2012. The Beam Team is made up of six trainees 3 learning disabled people under 25 and 3 young arts profession...
