In the final interview of our series Ross Cotton talks to edinburgh based duo Můstek.  Můstek will perform at the Network Music Festival on Saturday 28th January in the Late Night Concert, 10pm ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////   Můstek are a duo of … Continue reading →

Next up in our performer conversations with journalist Ross Cotton are Birmingham-based sound artist Samuel Rodgers and Jack Harris Samuel Rodgers and Jack Harris will be performing a live set at Network Music Festival via skype with Samuel at the concert venue … Continue reading →

Ross Cotton has been talking to composer Henry Vega. Henry’s piece Wormsongs, for Soprano and electronics is being performed at Network Music Festival on Saturday 28th January 3pm. ———————————————————————————————————- Henry Vega‘s work ranges between virtuosic instrumental writing, to colourful compositions. … Continue reading →

We’re very pleased that a new venture in Birmingham – Ort. artists and community cafe – will be hosting Network Music Festival’s talks as well as the Social Sofa installation by Peter Maxwell-Dixon. The cafe – based in The Old … Continue reading →

BiLE (Birmingham Laptop Ensemble) will now be performing Saturday 6pm and BEER will now be performing Sunday 4pm.

Ross Cotton has been talking to Curtis McKinney of Glitch Lich, who is also presenting his installation Leech at Network Music Festival. Glitch Lich are performing on Sunday 29th January. – – – – – – – – – – … Continue reading →

Next up in our performer conversations with journalist Ross Cotton is local laptop band BiLE (Birmingham Laptop Ensemble). BiLE will be performing a live set at Network Music Festival consisting of a sonic battle and the premiere of Act II … Continue reading →

The Financial Times published an article profiling the rise of Laptop Orchestras and Ensembles last week. As well as a number of Laptop Orchestras – PLOrk, L2Ork and BiLE, The Network Music Festival got a mention along with the first … Continue reading →

The Network Music Festival is now accepting submissions to it’s OPEN CALL. Performances, Installations, Talks, Demos and Workshops which use networking as central to the musical aesthetic, creative process or performance practice are being accepted. Please read the submission information … Continue reading →

The first network music festival will be held in January 2012 in Birmingham, UK. We’ll be updating this site in the coming weeks so please check back for more information!