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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.
Castlefield Gallery presents art rock band Die Kunst playing at artists Emma Rushton and Derek Tyman's The Good Life book launch on 16 February 2013. The gig took place at artist-led Lionel Dobie Proj...
Beatboxer and vocal sculptor Jason Singh, performed a live vocal score to the 1929 silent film Drifters at Cornerhouse in October 2011. Using techniques of pre-recorded vocal sequences, live vocal pro...
For three nights in the autumn of 2008, the beautiful University of Oxford's Botanic Garden opened its gates after hours and invited people in to immerse themselves in a September sunset. Artists Rob ...
