Vocal Connections at Conway Hall

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Drawing of a head in black with multi-coloured brain cells

Thanks to everyone who came to our

Vocal Connections Workshop

on Thursday 10th April at Conway Hall

Here’s a little of what we got up to!

a table of folded paper with peoples hands
a table of folded paper with peoples hands
people sitting round a table folding paper
people sitting round a table folding paper
people sitting round a table folding paper
people sitting round a table folding paper
a photograph of people listening to a power point presentation
a photograph of people listening to a power point presentation
2 red chairs with a white paper crown laid out
2 red chairs with a white paper crown laid out
a photograph of people listening to a power point presentation

Click on the pictures to enlarge them

Play the video below for extracts of the experimental music the group created

What has origami got to do with protein misfolding I hear you ask…all will be revealed! (clue here)

‘A great way to learn!’

‘Very informative and interesting!’

“Interesting and fun way to learn!”

‘Very interesting way of presenting complicated material. Creative and inspiring’

Misfolding Logo - A colourful coil of fibre - which becomes a string of dots with letters referring to the TAU protein which becomes a series of musical notes on a stave

Huge thanks to Sussex University, Serpell Lab, Alzheimer’s UK South Coast Network and Conway Hall for making this possible.

the electric voice theatre logo - just the words on some spikes of colour

 

A special AGM at Conway HallA group of people raising their glasses beside a colourful paintingA stage with 3 performers, 1 at a lectern, one playing the piano and the other singing. There is a large picture of the music behind themGender, Song and the City
the electric voice theatre logo - just the words on some spikes of colour
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