Your favourite community of makers and instrument hackers from
@Hackoustic and us invite you on an extraordinary adventure in London
@stjohnsleytonstone tomorrow at 12pm.
You will connect, share new sound and ideas within the space and make instruments with the Hackoustic team which you can then play as part of the Orchestra in a Hackoustic Cacophony.
You’ll meet
@anaberkenhoff @gawainhewitt @frazermerrick @vulpestruments and
@timyatessounds who will be composing music using data gathered from the audience, using interactive technology to create immersive soundscapes, improvising over audience generated scores plus more!
Tom Fox, also known as Vulpestruments, is an inventor, workshop organiser, Design Technology teacher, composer and a creative director at Hackoustic collective.
Fox was our guest artist on previous events, showing his impressive skills in assembling instruments from recycled and everyday objects.
Among his creations you can find a tennis racket with banjo strings, Kora (a traditional West African instrument combining the elements of lute and harp), musical pendulums and countless others.
Tim Yates
@timyatessounds , a founder of
@Hackoustic , sound artist, inventor and educator who’s involved in promoting instrument making on an international scale.
He says: “My aim is to open up perceptions about the ways we interact with and experience sound beyond conventional music and musical instrument paradigms.”
Yates has co-run many Hackoustic events around the UK that proved popular among both the creators and the general public.
Having also been involved in research and development for
@drakemusicorg - a national arts charity working in music, disability and technology, Yates helped reimagine what accessible instruments are.
This will be an afternoon of hands-on wonder.
Photos from
@unionchapeluk experience by
@blueblueneonglow .
Reserve the tickets via link in bio and come over early to secure a good spot. Doors open just before 12pm.