Composing sounds through digital apps - For Schools

Do you want to learn how everyday sounds may become music? Create your own composition using digital tools.

Dates

Prices

Free admission

Location

Athens

Time & Date

Day
Time
Venue
Day
Monday - Friday
Time
10:00
Venue
High schools in Attica

Information

Cost

Free admission

Αddressed to

For Middle and High school students

Application and Evaluation:
Apply at: education@sgt.gr till the 31th of October 2018.
Replies expected by the 20th of November 2018.

Μore info:
T: 213 017 8002

Did you know that music can be something like a Lego construction? That you can use plain, everyday sounds to build your musical composition step by step? In this workshop, we will show you how to do it through digital technology.

What is a musical composition? And how hard can it be? “Not too hard,” is our answer, as you are bound to find out.

Because in this workshop we will use plain, everyday sounds and recordings that we have prepared for you, and you can turn them into a composition with the help of a program called “Compose with sounds” and create your own piece. We will also teach you how you can tweak with the character, duration and rhythm, so that you can express yourself in your work.

At the same time, you, your schoolmates and your teachers (who must be really great, since they’ve suggested something so creative) will find out how to use a very smart digital tool that you can later exploit by yourselves in other fields like technology and art. At the end of the programme, you will present your own compositions.

Photo © Vaggelis Lainas

Credits

  • Musician-sound artist

    Thaleia Ioannidou

  • Musical producer & sound designer

    Dimitris Patsaros

  • Musician

    Michalis Moschoutis

  • Musician

    Vassilis Tzavaras

Software developed by the Music, Technology and Innovative Research Centre of De Montfort University.

Interfaces is an innovative project, aiming to bring contemporary music to new wider audiences. An Onassis Stegi initiative, cofounded by the EU programme “Creative Europe”, Interfaces connects nine associates and eight European countries, aiming to promote contemporary music in Europe.