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Concert (Tue 09 Sept)

The DAFx-03 programme includes an Electroacoustic music concert at the Bolivar Hall of the Venezuelan Embassy in London, 54 Grafton Way, in Central London.

Booking

The concert is free of charge for conference delegates and accompanying persons. However, you must book before the conference, since there are a limited number of seats available.

To book, please email us at dafx_info@elec.qmul.ac.uk stating the number and names of delegates who wish to attend the concert.

Concert programme

• The English cellist and composer Thomas Gardner will be performing pieces by Rodrigo Sigal and himself (cello and live electronics).
• The Mexican percussionist Diego Espinoza will be performing works by Cort Lippe, Rodrigo Sigal, Carlos Sandoval, Alejandra Hernandez and Henry Vivas (marimba, toys, drums and live electronics).

The Bolívar Hall

The Bolívar Hall is part of the Venezuelan cultural complex located at 54 Grafton Way in Fitzrovia, London. It is named after Simón Bolívar, the political and military leader who liberated Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia from the Spanish rule in the first decades of the nineteenth century. Since first opening its doors to the public, the Hall has offered a programme of art exhibitions, music, film, theatre as well as literary and academic events.  The concert hall contains 140 retractable seats and a retractable film screen, and its room acoustic is well suited for solo recitals and chamber-sized orchestras.

All the events presented at the Bolívar Hall are free of charge and  they are often listed  in Time Out and What`s On magazines.

The Hall is located very close to Warren Street Tube (Underground) Station, which is on the Victoria and the Northern lines.

For location, see this map (from streetmap.co.uk).

Sponsors

The DAFx-03 Concert is organized in cooperation with:

FXpansion

Venezuelan Embassy