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adminMarch 12, 2011April 12, 20120
2011, Adam Sonderberg, April, Brandon Labelle, March, Oxford Brookes University, Steve Roden

At the following times we have these practitioners visiting Oxford Brookes University to discuss their respective practices;

Brandon Labelle (March 21st 5-7pm)
Steve Roden (March 29th 4-6pm)
Adam Sonderberg (April 1st 2 – 4pm)

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SARU is a research group that provides a forum for dialogue and exploration between the fields of experimental composition and sound art. It is situated in the School of Arts at Oxford Brookes University between the fields of Music and Fine Art. Areas of interest include electroacoustic and language based composition, interdisciplinary practices, field recording and auditory knowledge. SARU is bolstered by a community of practitioners and is home to audiograft, a festival of contemporary experimental music and sound art.

You can get involved in SARU through our new MA Sound Arts course and our PhD programme.

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