We’re part of the Switched On! Mini Festival organised by Hong Kong New Music Ensemble. Details as followed, visit the official Switched On! page or the Facebook page for more information about all festival activites.

SoundLab
Unorthodox Sound Making Workshop with Wong Chung-fai, a.k.a Sin:Ned

4:00pm – 6:00pm, 4th April 2010
Osage Soho (45 Caine Road, Lower Ground Shop 1, Corner Old Bailey Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong)
$150/120 Concession
(Limited to 20 tickets)

Wong Chung-fai will lead participants to explore non-standard sound making processes with everyday objects. Get hands on with electronics and explore the hidden sounds around you!

Wong Chung-fai, a.k.a Sin:Ned will lead this workshop is for all those who believe that all sounds are equal, and all sounds deserved to be listened equally and deeply; those who hear music in noise and have fond interest in the beauty of chaos and errors and those who want to explore the hidden sounds around us and alternative approaches to sounds and music.

What to expect: Theory and practice of non-standard sound making processes, ranging from circuit bending to mis-use of non-musical devices. The workshop will feature live demonstrations by sound artist Sin:Ned and his avant-group No One Pulse. No previous experience is necessary.

What to bring: Open mind and old small battery operated devices such as: radio, old mobile phones, remote controls, wireless mouse…etc.

C-drík (Belgium/ Zaire) Live In Hong Kong 2010
Supported by Alok/KWC

7:30pm – 9:00pm, 9th April 2010
Osage Soho (45 Caine Road, Lower Ground Shop 1, Corner Old Bailey Street, Soho, Central, Hong Kong)
$120/80 Concession
(Limited to 50 tickets)

From electro-acoustic to electro-ethnic experimentations, from punk to free jazz…

C-drík Fermont, Belgian musician born in Zaire (DRC) travels all over the world looking for new sounds. From electro-acoustic to electro-ethnic experimentations, from punk to free jazz. He satisfies his curiosity through the production of Asian and African artists on his label Syrphe, currently writing a book about experimental and electronic music in both continents. C-drík collaborates with avant-garde musicians (Mick Harris, Yan Jun, etc.), traditional ones (Khamsuane Vongthomkhan) or theatre and dance companies (Anh Khánh Studio, Guangzhou Modern Dance Company, etc.) or visual art and cinema (Gisèle Pape).

http://www.myspace.com/cdrk