EMPRes presents: Electronic and Spatial Music, featuring Oxford composers and performers

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EMPRes presents… a unique immersive concert of Electronic and Spatial Music, featuring Oxford composers and performers, plus an Octophonic acousmatic performance of Natasha Barrett's 'Dusk's Gait'.

Performances by Zack Di Lello, Nicholas Miller, Holly Gowland, Sebastian Zemet, Momo Ueda and Juliet Merchant.

Music Faculty - Denis Arnold Hall

Thursday 7th March (8th week)

4.30pm

Free Entry

 

 

 

<speaks> | Tomomi Adachi

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