Audible Edge 2024 Workshops and events
Next on
Thu 2 May
6-8pm
Location
Geographe Room - Ground Floor
Online Event
State Library Theatre - Ground Floor
Night School workshops in the Geographe Room
Events inside the State Library Theatre
This event is for
Adults
Ally Friendly
Designers
Audible Edge is a festival of exploratory music bringing together practitioners from near and abroad in a celebration of sound outside traditional boundaries.
As part of Audible Edge '24, Tone List and the State Library of Western Australia present a series of free workshops in 'Night School' and performances that will offer new ways of engaging with music, sound and performance.
Night School
- 24 March 10:30am–1:30pm Hand-made music albums is a hands-on workshop presented by Mystery and Wonder Records.
- 31 March 3pm–5pm Opt-out presented by Ben Byrne. Ben will deliver this workshop online via Jitsi, from Helsinki. Participants are encouraged to attend in person for post-workshop reflections, but can also attend online.
- 7 April 11am–1:30pm Notes within a small radius of attentive listening: Writing as/and experimental sonic cultural practice presented by Sally-Ann McIntyre. Sally will deliver this workshop online via Jitsi, from Naarm. Participants are encouraged to attend in person for post-workshop reflections, but can also attend online.
- 2 May 6pm–8pm What was that all about? A long-table post-festival discussion presented by Tone List. No tickets required.
Events
- 11 April 6pm–8pm Creative Tools and the Softwarization of Cultural Production: Book launch presented by Michael Terren with Paul Boyé, Skot McDonald and Sze Tsang.
- 27 April 10am–4pm After Lili, a durational piano performance by Patrick Gunasekera. Come and go as you please. No tickets required.
Upcoming dates
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Discover more
The State Library holds one of the largest, free, public music lending collections in Australia with over 70,000 scores and pieces of sheet music to borrow.
The archive is an interactive resource that aims to provide public access to a wide range of material related to the history of new music in Western Australia, including audio and video, photograph
Cassette tapes
SLWA on ABC Radio
Listen to Dr Adam Trainer as he delves into a collection of recently digitised cassette tapes – magnetic media which are highly vulnerable to deterioration – and reveals some special recordings by Josie Boyle, Nova Ensemble and Wild Palms.