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Sound Festival 2021

Adventures in new music

Festival Programme

28-31 January 2021

Festival Welcome January 2021

What's On

  • French Horn Exhibition

    27 January, 10:00am
  • Online festival launch

    27 January, 6:30pm
  • French Horn Exhibition

    28 January, 10:00am
  • The Metalization of a...

    28 January, 10:00am
  • sound festival 2020

    28 January, 12:00pm
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Neurotribes Conference

Sun 31 January

Composer Spotlight: Rylan Gleave

World Premiere Performances

Music by Tansy Davies, Grisey & Ligeti

Ensemble Court-circuit

Performance

Endangered Instruments Series

French Horn

Films / Installations

A Scottish Opera Short

The Narcissistic Fish

Online

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At the heart of Sound's mission statement is inclusion. This isn't a festival that plays rarefied music in darkened rooms to select crowds of initiates.

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sound gratefully acknowledges the support of Creative Scotland, Aberdeen City Council and Help Musicians UK. sound is proud to be a PRS for Music Foundation Talent Development Partner.

Sound Festival is a company limited by guarantee incorporated in Scotland (394992) with its registered office at Woodend Barn Arts Centre, Burn O’Bennie, Banchory, Kincardineshire AB31 5QA, and a Scottish Charity (SC037310) regulated by the Scottish Charity Regulator (OSCR).

Patrons: Dame Evelyn Glennie DBE, Sir James MacMillan CBE and Rohan de Saram

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