Catch our last spring/summer #InPlace @CheltMusicFest 8th July 5pm #newmusic #newwriting Tix: https://t.co/8vm37OYGh1 @parabolaarts Here’s a preview on their fab playlist! https://t.co/FIVxwc2ucD @soundscotland @PRSFoundation #beyondborders @ace_national @cheltfestivals pic.twitter.com/HB1fhdhQGI

— In Place (@_inplace) June 25, 2018

@soundandmusic @PRSFoundation @ace_national @BirmCons Watch the brand new teaser for Catalogue d’Emojis: https://t.co/Fffusuopku@paulnormanmusic @k_halsall @Fumikomiyachi @OliDClark

— Michael Wolters (@mpjwolters) May 20, 2018

We’re really delighted to be hosting the launch of @_inplace album @TheNorthWall Sat 11 May. In Place is a song-cycle with a difference; 10 songs each setting new texts and mixing live performance, field recording and electronics. GET TICKETS for the show https://t.co/ElljdVSNw4 pic.twitter.com/Pz7KVk75E3

— OCM (@OCMEVENTS) March 26, 2018

Created by Michael Wolters and Paul Norman

Cobalt (Kate Halsall and Fumiko Miyachi) Paul Norman and Michael Wolters

In a new, interdisciplinary music theatre event by Michael Wolters, Catalogue d’Emojis combines traditional piano playing with text, movement, games and virtuosity. With pieces specially created for dynamic piano duo Fumiko Miyachi and Kate Halsall, the event will interpret the catalogue of emojis in a variety of ways, through music, drawings and lists.

http://www.bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/events-calendar/catalogue-des-emojis

@Fumikomiyachi‘s Piano Project this year w/ @cobalt_duo at @BirmCons #TheLab 28/2 5pm. Come and hear 5 innovative new works #4hands1piano #tech #sensors #Reach #microgestures #theatre @emily_abdy #DanCippico @hugobell25 #DanielCuéllarTrujillo #RichardStenton+ @GranieriNiccolo pic.twitter.com/2RjXJFgWY8

— Kate Halsall (@k_halsall) January 31, 2018

1st Feb @cobalt_duo 🎹#Frontiers @BirmCons #TransitionalMetal tour @PRSFoundation #WomenMakeMusichttps://t.co/pch35ALPhf MUSIC by @Fumikomiyachi #Ag47 #Co27 #LS1&2 + #EgidijaMedeksaite #Textile1 @mpjwolters #Giseladoesn‘tcare #fingersonfire pic.twitter.com/lGkmhO5eib

— Kate Halsall (@k_halsall) January 7, 2018

Featuring music by Colin Riley, from the Sound Festival WP, 2nd November 2017 at Lemon Tree, Aberdeen