An Entry to Iranian Music: Session 05
Sonic Experiments and Iranian Music
Saturday, 24.10.2020, 18:00-21:00
Lecture via Zoom by Arash Pandi
Museum of Impossible Forms
schedule:
18:00 doors open
18:30-19:00 Introduction
19:00-20:30 Lecture by Arash Pandi
short break
20:40-21:00 discussion and Q&A
In this session or An Entry to Iranian Music, we will talk about the modern history of experimental and electronic approach to Iranian music. Together, we will listen to examples of music from 60's upto now and discuss what's going on sonically and musically, asking “What are some of the tools of electronic musicians in working with Iranian music?”
Arash Pandi will then show his work flow in making Persian electronic music , which programs he uses and the digital tools and methods he uses to reach the microtonality within his music practice.
This session is open to the public.
Zoom Link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89356711540
Arash Pandi is an Iranian experimental electronic musician-sound artist/ teacher based in Copenhagen.
This event is also supported by Danish Art Foundation
Please note:
Several sessions for the course An Entry to Iranian Music require signing up. Further reading material and detailed information may be provided after signing up.
Accompanying performances are open to public. All the sessions are free to attend.
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deadline for application 18.07.2020
Please note that due to Covid-19 pandemic, our gathering will follow the social distancing standards and we will follow the official regulations and recommendations for gatherings. Unfortunately, a limitation on the number of people attending may mean that even for those sessions open for public, participants who sign-up will be prioritised.
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