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Graduate Music Forum: Unit for Sound Practice Research


9 Mar 2010, 4:15pm - 5:45pm

278, Richard Hoggart Building

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Cost FREE
Department Music
Contact j.drever(@gold.ac.uk)

The Unit for Sound Practice Research presents two talks:

Current MMus Studio Comp. Student, Tom Slater and ex-Goldsmiths MMus Studio Composition and current PhD candidate at University of Wolverhampton, Marcus Leadley.

Marcus will be introducing us to his current research, with a presentation titled: "Aural Space and Interpersonal Communication: Proposing a Dialogic Model for the Human/Soundscape Relationship."

All welcome!!

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9 Mar 2010 4:15pm - 5:45pm
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