Stretch tones

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STRETCH TONES

Sunday 10/05, 14:00 - 17:00h
At: Becue

An open invitation for anyone interested in exploring sustained sound, duration, and collective experimentation, initiated by Liew Niyomkarn.

We welcome people who want to work with long tones — whether as single notes, evolving textures, or extended sonic gestures held over time.

Together, we will experiment with shared frameworks for making work across sound, text, and graphic scores. The sessions aim to discover common ground on how to communicate with each other via scores.

No specific background is required — musicians, sound artists, writers, visual artists and curious listeners are all welcome. Bring your (acoustic but not exclusively acoustic) instruments.

Each session will be recorded and later released on cassette
as part of an ongoing archive.

Sessions on

Sunday, May 10

Sunday, June 30

Sunday, August 30
2:00 PM – 5:00 PM