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Professor Tim Howle, SMFA Professor of Contemporary Music has a new acousmatic piece premiered on 27th June in Bourges, France at the Art & Science Days Festival. <\/strong>False Memory of Normandy<\/em> (2018) was composed in collaboration with the poet J M Fox. Link here: https:\/\/soundcloud.com\/tim-howle\/d-day<\/a><\/p>\n Professor Howle\u2019s interests include developing composition, primarily sonic art, acoustic music and music for experimental video.\u00a0 More here:\u00a0https:\/\/www.kent.ac.uk\/smfa\/staff\/staff-profiles\/musicandaudio\/3Howle2.html<\/a><\/p>\n Additionally, Sarva Mangalam<\/u><\/em> (2017), which was premiered at Electric Spring, at the University of Huddersfield earlier this year, is performed at the New York City Electroacoustic Music Festival on July 17th<\/sup>. It is also being shown at the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC), South Korea, 5-10th<\/sup> August. It is an audio-visual piece in collaboration with video maker Dr Nick Cope (https:\/\/nickcopefilm.com\/<\/a>) who currently holds an honorary position at Xi\u2019an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China. \u00a0At its premiere, the performance was supported with a paper: Avoidance Strategies<\/u> relating the ideas in the piece to those of Brian Eno and Cornelius Cardew at Ambient@40 held at the same time.<\/p>\n Link to Sarva Mangalam<\/u><\/em>:\u00a0<\/u>https:\/\/vimeo.com\/255044916<\/a><\/p>\n Further, Professor Howle\u2019s piece Phantom Ride<\/em> (2014) composed with Dr Paul Dibley from Oxford Brookes University, will be performed at ICMC and at WOW- soundMIGRATION, Madrid in September. Link to Phantom Ride:\u00a0<\/em>https:\/\/soundcloud.com\/tim-howle\/phantom-ride<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Professor Tim Howle, SMFA Professor of Contemporary Music has a new acousmatic piece premiered on 27th June in Bourges, France at the Art & Science Days Festival. False Memory of Normandy (2018) was composed in collaboration with the poet J M Fox. Link here: https:\/\/soundcloud.com\/tim-howle\/d-day Professor Howle\u2019s interests include developing composition, primarily sonic art, … Continue reading SMFA Professor of Contemporary Music Tim Howle has new work premiered at the Art & Science Days Festival in France<\/span>