Feel the noise: how music connects us through place and history
Why does your hair stand on end when you hear some music? Why do some tunes stick in your head more than others? Music is an emotional language that allows us to express our feelings, our views on our personal and domestic lives, and our political and social outlook. We relate to each other through the music of our collective pasts and also create music that represents our current state and futures. Join Anna Reid as we travel the world through time and sound, discover how some animals react to music, and make some music of our own.
Bio
Anna Reid, an avid cellist and viola da gamba player, joined the Sydney Conservatorium of Music in 2010 and is now the Head of School and Dean. She has established an international reputation for her research in creativity in social systems and has a collegial approach to learning and teaching development. Her practical and research interests in social equity and professional preparation have led to the development of internship programs, buddy relationships with regional conservatoria, expanding student choice within the curriculum, and fostering equity programs for the faculty.
6:30pm @Mojo Record Bar, 73 York St, Sydney NSW 2000
Also speaking at this location at 8:00pm is Damien Ricketson
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