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Digital Noisy Nights – 7
Following a successful first online edition, Red Note presents a second round of new music concerts that you can enjoy from your own home while connecting with other new music lovers online.
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Digital Noisy Nights – 8
Following a successful first online edition, Red Note presents a second round of new music concerts that you can enjoy from your own home while connecting with other new music lovers online.
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Come and Play 4’33”
Your chance to be part of a 49-strong ensemble led by some of Europe’s finest professional musicians to re-create the iconic (and still controversial) 20th century classic John Cage's 4'33'' in a live online performance.
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Digital Noisy Nights 3rd Edition – Call For Composers!
Digital Noisy Nights provide an outlet to hear emerging new musical ideas and voices in our new social distanced reality. Are you a composer looking for a challenge?
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Red Note Fridays@3: Cresswell’s String Quartet
Our weekly date to discover, discuss and enjoy contemporary classical music together online.
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Red Note Fridays@3: Sweeney’s Cello Sonata
Our weekly date to discover, discuss and enjoy contemporary classical music together online.
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Red Note Fridays@3: McLeod’s A Moment In Time
Our weekly date to discover, discuss and enjoy contemporary classical music together online.
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Red Note seeks a new Chair of the Board of Directors
After a big celebration marking last year’s 10th Anniversary we are now looking for a new Chair to build on our achievements and to work on long-term strategic development with the current CEO, looking to a future that will, of necessity, include the realities of a society affected in so many ways by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Red Note Fridays@3: Tanz/haus : triptych 2017
Our weekly date to discover, discuss and enjoy contemporary classical music together online.
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Development opportunity for Scotland-based composers
Five composers will have the opportunity to develop works for solo flute and electronics working alongside Ruth Morley (flute) from Red Note and composer Alistair MacDonald.
