The concept of Deep Listening, as coined by Pauline Oliveros when her nascent Deep Listening Band descended into an underground cistern to perform using the space's 45-second reverb, has become increasingly vital in modern music. She described Deep Listening as "listening in every possible way to everything possible to hear no matter what one is doing".

The second of our Deep Listening workshops this year dives into the genesis of ambient music, sonic creativity in multimedia and software, and multi-sensory approaches to creating art-environments. Leading the workshop: ambient music legend https://roedelius.com/" target="_blank">Hans-Joachim Roedelius, acclaimed composer/programmer http://www.akirarabelais.com/" target="_blank">Akira Rabelais, and pioneering multi-disciplinary artist https://www.kellyjaynejones.org/" target="_blank">Kelly Jayne Jones.

This is an online course, but it involves real-time sessions and contact time with your tutor - it's not a "download these videos and watch them at your leisure" type of thing - it's a real workshop with live lectures, individual tuition, assignments and feedback sessions. We've tried to make this remote session as close as possible to the experience of an onsite workshop at CAMP.

The online course starts on 10/08/2020 and ends on 14/08/2020.

Full details, including booking and cost: https://www.campfr.com/online/deeplisteningphase2">https://www.campfr.com/online/deeplisteningphase2