SPARC contributes to the interdisciplinary field of 21st Century sound practice in all its magnificent plurality.
SPARC members work at the boundaries between improvisation, performance, sound art and composition, and consider the role that technological developments play in these contemporary music practices.
SPARC promotes dialogue, debate and creative activity in sound and composition practices through the production of new creative work, publications, multi.modal recordings and public fora, as well as the establishment of new collaborative relationships.
SPARC is an independent research centre hosted by City, University of London.
Get in touch with us:
claudia.molitor at city.ac.uk aaron.einbond at city.ac.uk tullis.rennie at city.ac.uk
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RT @tullisrennie: After and before our multi.modal performance @LCMF_ this afternoon. Thanks to everyone who came to listen, to… https://t.co/dKjGt1KM3x -
RT @tullisrennie: Rehearsal with @claudia_molitor for our multi.modal performance tomorrow lunchtime @lcmf https://t.co/uQhbzsn0h6 https://t.co/orGlQGr4Aa
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RT @cathrobots: An early evening gig tonight @CityUniConcerts with my large ensemble Favourite Animals. Come and hear our first Lon… https://t.co/g07rcuumyG
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RT @CityUniMusic: Yesterday City’s @drianpace gave an extended guest presentation on ‘Autoethnography as Critically Engaged Practice:… https://t.co/0RmCE7A40O