La Cosa Preziosa (Susanna Caprara) is a soundscape artist and field recordist originally from the south of Italy and based in Dublin, Ireland.  

Part of her work is focused on the creation of short-form audio works that explore poetry, humour and the unexpected, through the exclusive use of her own field recordings. These works take the form of narrated fiction, experimental composition and micro documentaries. 

As a soundscape designer she composes original works for large scale productions such as live performances, radio productions and gallery installations. Currently working on a soundscape for the contemporary dance piece 'Invisible Histories' by Mary Wycherley featuring sculptures by Rory Tangney and opening at Limerick City Gallery of Art in summer 2018.

Recent projects include Onironautica (RTÉ Lyric FM commission for Art's Birthday 2017, finalist in the EBU Ars Acustica Prix Palma Award), composing a soundscape for a Lucien Clergue photograph as part of Landscape/ Soundscape at Penn State University (USA) and co-curating 'Mean Time', a live performance inspired by the women of 1916 (Richmond Barracks and live broadcast on RTÉ Lyric FM, nominated for an IMRO Radio Award and a New York Radio Festivals Radio Award).

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Free monthly mini soundscape dispatches at http://www.lacosapreziosa.net/the-secret-soundscape-club

Henryk (Harry) Golden (1999, Warsaw) is a composer of German and American descent, who in his work focuses on juxtaposing and harmonizing different elements of musical and non-musical nature and then to play with, and humorize, these relationships that are created. He currently studies a Master’s degree in composition with Richard Ayres and Maya Verlaak at the Conservatorium van Amsterdam. He completed his Bachelor studies at the Royal Conservatory of the Hague under the tutelage of Diderik Wagenaar and Peter Adriaansz. He previously studied at the Royal Birmingham Conservatory with Andrew Hamilton, Ed Bennett and Howard Skempton. At a younger age he also studied tuba and jazz with Jon Sass in Vienna, Austria. He participated in masterclasses conducted by Christopher Trapani, Syndey Corbett, Johannes Maria Staud, Anna Korsun, Yann Robin, Jennifer Walshe, Francesco Filidei among others. Last summer he was awarded a bursary to complete the collaborative composition course at the Dartington Summer School with Christopher Fox, Juliet Fraser, Larry Goves and House of Bedlam. 2020 he was selected to partake in the Roma New Music workshop with the mdi ensemble. 2019 he participated in the young composers meeting in Apeldoorn, Netherlands and in the ISA composition workshop in Mürzzuschlag, Austria. 2016 he was selected to partake in the Arnold Schönberg Center composition workshop in Vienna, Austria. His works are internationally performed with recent performances in the Wigmore Hall, London, UK by Naomi Sullivan and Luke Newby; Amare, Den Haag by the Residentie Orkest and Nicholas Collon and in the Philharmonie de Paris, France by Ensemble Multilatérale and Léo Warynski.

Dear music lover, 
I am glad you found me. I am a Germany-based composer and experimental music producer. 
In additon to electronics, I am always interested in combining them with the conventional sound of the orchestra or foreign traditonal instruments in search for new sonic colours to create a unique sound.
I hold two Master Degrees in music, studied in Ireland, Germany and Tokyo and tried to explore as many different musical and sonic worlds as possible.
Besides my work in media music, I am also part of the experimental electronic duo Himanto.
At present I continue to work closely with both visual media and public artists.
Feel free to contact me,
Jan

Kilian O'Kelly (b. 1992) is an Irish composer living in Dublin.

Guitarist for the band 'Silverbacks'. 
https://soundcloud.com/silverbacks

Dublin born composer Robert Coleman completed his Masters studies at the Koninklijk Conservatorium (Royal Conservatory of the Hague) with Yannis Kyriakides and Diderik Wagenaar in June 2019. A previous graduate of UCD School of Architecture, his research at the Hague and current work focuses on the use of musical object and combining architectural idioms within a musical context. As a result, recent work has included spatial, installation, audio-visual or site specific manifestations.

Irish composer, performer, software developer and lecturer based in Liverpool. Work ranges from instrumental composition, to electroacoustic, to live electronics. 

This space is primarily for instrumental work. Electronic and experimental-pop works are available on bandcamp.

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