Early-bird registration ends on Monday! Performing Indeterminacy, 30 June - 2 July 2017, University of Leeds

With apologies for cross posting.

*A quick reminder that early-bird registration for the conference ends on Monday 1 May.*

Performing Indeterminacy: An International Conference
Friday 30 June – Sunday 2 July 2017
School of Music, University of Leeds

With invited contributions from:

Catherine Laws (Pianist and Senior Lecturer, University of York)
Benjamin Piekut (Associate Professor, Cornell University)
Christian Wolff (Composer, Professor of Music and Classics, Emeritus, Dartmouth College)

Alongside installations, papers, lecture-recitals, and performances, the programme includes: 

A performance of John Cage’s Concert for Piano and Orchestra (1957–58) and the world premiere of RESISTANCE by Christian Wolff performed by Apartment House.
A roundtable discussion, ‘Performing Cage’s art works’, with Sam Belinfante (University of Leeds), Laura Kuhn (John Cage Trust), and Jeremy Millar (Royal College of Art).
A special Performance Studies Network sponsored Q&A session with Amanda Bayley (Bath Spa University) and members of Apartment House.

Registration is open and can be booked here: https://conference.cageconcert.org/registration/

A provisional programme is available here:  https://conference.cageconcert.org/programme/  

If you have any questions or difficulty with the registration process, please email [email protected]. 

The conference is part of the research programme of the AHRC-funded project, ‘John Cage and the Concert for Piano and Orchestra’ and is organised by Prof. Philip Thomas and Dr Chris Melen (University of Huddersfield), Prof. Martin Iddon and Dr Emily Payne (University of Leeds).

www.cageconcert.org 
@CageConcert

Dr Emily Payne
Postdoctoral Research Assistant, John Cage and the Concert for Piano and Orchestra AHRC Project
School of Music, University of Leeds, Leeds LS2 9JT, UK
Tel. +44 (0)113 343 8209 / +44 (0)7816 401211
Email: [email protected]
https://leeds.academia.edu/EmilyPayne