Events

The everyday, involuntary imagining of music is commonplace. While this is not usually problematic, there is a need to support individuals who suffer from intrusive musical imagery.

Tom Collins presents Planning meeting for next semester's Music Coding Collective

Join us for this session with harpist and composer Ruth Lee in which she discusses considerations when approaching writing for the harp and workshops music by student composers.

A ninety minute writing workshop with leading British playwright Simon Stephens. (TWDP students only)

Join us for a discussion session on considering improvisation in contemporary music practice and research

We are delighted to welcome playwrights Simon Stephens and Nick Payne, who will be in conversation together about all aspects of the playwriting craft.

ACT Research Seminar

Research suggests we fail to pay attention to what we are doing as much as 50% of the time, and that the act of music listening is no exception.

The Interactive Media (IM) Showcase celebrates the works of Interactive Media students. The showcase aims to bring everyone together to engage with students and their projects, build connections with academic professionals and the IM cohort.

Kyle Worrall presents: Game audio in Unreal Engine, part II: Music

A collection of the top screenings of the festival & the awards hosted by industry professionals and returning alumni.

ACT Research Seminar

In the realm of music cognition, the primary focus of imagery research has been on auditory mental imagery, which refers to the quasi-perceptual experience of sound and music in the absence of related external sensory input.

Federico Reuben and Kate Ledger