Huw Warren and John Parricelli have been playing together since the late 1980’s, sharing a love of warm melodic compositions and exploratory soundscapes.
The Bananageddon documentary has as its mission to give you, the consumer, an idea of what banana production could look like if we follow this path of a better future for bananas, biodiversity, and people.
Join us for an exploration into how UK farming and food can contribute to a rebuilding of ecosystems, including discussion on how a benchmark diet could be applied to UK consumers, and its implications for health and eating habits.
A research seminar jointly-organised with the School of Welsh with guest speaker Dr Damien Mooney (University of Bristol), as part of the School of Modern Languages’ Research Seminar Series and the Translation, Adaptation and Performance research theme.
A research seminar as part of the Translation, Adaptation and Performance research theme at the School of Modern Languages with speaker Dr Liz Wren-Owens (Cardiff University).
A research seminar with guest speakers Dr Paul Merchant (University of Bristol) and Javier Cortés-Ortuño (Cardiff University) as part of the Borders and Bodies research theme the School of Modern Languages.
The Contemporary Music Group explores a selection of flexible and graphic scores from Contemporary Music for All’s collections of Open Scores and Part-songs.
