Sound Symposium

It's Sunday morning at Sound Symposium and it was a late light with great performances at MUN Music with Eve Egoyan and the astonishing Surface Tension setting a new standard for the cross-over of the musical and the visual.

Moritz Eggert, who is very visual also, on solo piano played a composition that combined every national anthem in the world and the show closed with music from Zimbabwe by Kurai Mubaiwa and Curtis Andrews in very visual outfits.

It was also a day of walking the cities galleries to see the sound installions and meeting the artists.

Check out the photo gallery for photos.

Yesterday's harbour symphony was composed by Frank Pahl.  HS-FrankPahl_Jul3_0010.mp3

But there is no time to linger over coffee, today is another full day of workshops, sound installations and performances, so get out there and experience something special!

10:30 ARTS AND CULTURE CENTRE MAIN STAGE: Dance Workshop

* Andrea Nann & Brendan Wyatt, dance—Part One

12:30 ST. JOHN'S WATERFRONT

* HARBOUR SYMPHONY

BAND ROOM, MUN School of Music: Installation

* Diane Landry, Le chevalier de la résignation infini, open until 3:30

14:00 COOK RECITAL HALL, MUN School of Music: Workshop

* David Rokeby & Eve Egoyan, discussing Surface Tension

15:30 PETRO CANADA HALL, MUN School of Music: Afternoon Concert

* River Connected (percussion)

19:30 LSPU HALL: Concert

* Complaints Choir, Director Kellie Walsh performing, music by Sean Panting, with videographer  Angela Antle
* Ben Grossman with Debashis Sinha (hurdy gurdy and more)
* Dreamwalker Dance Company: Beside Each Other

22:00 THE SHIP PUB: Night Music

* McKudo; plus jam session

23:00 QUIET MUSIC

* Maryem Tollar, Debashis Sinha & Roula Said

Tickets from the Sound Symposium desk at the LSPU Hall.