Jonathan Nangle is a composer whose work explores many diverse fields ranging from notated acoustic and electro-acoustic composition, through live and spatially distributed electronics, to video, field recording, interactive sound installation and electronic improvisation.

A graduate of Trinity College Dublin, he studied composition under Donnacha Dennehy and Rob Canning and Electro-Acoustic composition with Roger Doyle. Since 2008 he has continued to study privately with composer Kevin Volans.

His work has been commissioned and performed internationally by, amongst others, the RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra, Crash Ensemble, Ensemble Scratch the Surface, The Dublin Guitar Quartet, The Chatham Saxophone Quartet, Ergodos Orchestra, New Dublin Voices, Irish Youth Choir, the Spatial Music Collective, violinist Darragh Morgan and pianist Thérèse Fahy.

He has represented Ireland twice at the International Rostrum of Composers. First in 2009 where his work ‘our headlights blew softly into the black, illuminating very little’ was awarded a commendation and again in 2011 with his first orchestral piece ‘now is night come quietly’.

His work has been released by the Ergodos, Diatribe, RTÉ Lyric FM, Contemporary Music Centre Ireland and Metier Divine Art Record Labels, featured at numerous festivals, been choreographed for film and stage, and has been broadcast internationally both on radio and television.

His debut album ‘Pause’ featuring works for combinations of strings and electronics, performed by Crash Ensemble, will be released in July 2017 on the Ergodos label.

Jonathan is a lecturer in Music Technology and Electro-Acoustic Composition at the Royal Irish Academy of Music.

HUNTERS MOON FESTIVAL
Highlighting the unusual, minimal, free, weird outer, psychedelic and strange in sound and vision .
25, 26, 27 October
Carrick on Shannon, County Leitrim

Back for it's third year in a row, Hunters Moon Festival is excited to bring another three-days highlighting the unusual, minimal, free, outer psychedelic and strange in sound and vision to Carrick on Shannon in Co Leitrim.

Featuring an exciting international line-up of music, film and visual arts, we are delighted to have:
MUSIC:
Rhys Chatam (USA)
Ivan Pawle of Doctor Strangely Strange (IRE)
Consumer Electronics (UK)
Zomes (USA/SWE)
Control Unit (ITALY)
Jennifer Walshe (IRE/UK)
Orphan Fairytale (BELGIUM)
Nacht Und Nebel (UK)
Bird People (AUSTRIA)
Java Delle (GERMANY)
Miaux (BELGIUM)
ZOM (IRE)
School Tour (IRE)
Phil Collins Project (IRE)
Innercity (BELGIUM)
Ruairi O’ Baoighill (IRE)
Mvestle (IRE)
Divil A' Bit (IRE)
Cathal Roche (IRE)
Cat Piss Brain Rot (IRE)
Feral Barbershop Trio (IRE)
Katie O'Neill (IRE)
Sam Burke (IRE)
Devon MacGillivray (IRE)
and James King (IRE)
Hunters Moon Resident DJ John Byrne

FILMS:
Silence by Pat Collins
The Source Family Documentary
Rouzbeh Rashidi
Ludo Mich
Vanessa Renwick
Bob Moricz

VISUAL ART:
Stephen Rennicks 
Alan Doyle
Cormac O'leary
Gavin Porter
Cian O'neill
Sam Salem
Katie O'neill
Ciaran Og Arnold
Paul Bloof
Michael Mcloughlin
Marie Phelan
Natalia Beylis


WORKSHOP:
Tibetan Gongs and Chimes Sound Bath
Circuit Bending Workshop
Guitar Fuzz Pedal Building Workshop with _maker
Meditative Listening

LAUNCH:
We are delighted to have the launch of A Guide to Here Nor There by Stephen Rennciks.
A Guide to Here Nor There  is a speculative fictional guide to County Leitrim. It entails the creation of a tour that aims to mix the everyday with the fantastical as perhaps a way to navigate reality, finding poetic truths along the way. Fiction can make the real more poignant, be predictive of the future and there is no objective reality anyway.
This project was initiated by Isabel Löfgren in collaboration with Stephen Rennicks.
aguidetoherenorthere.com

FULL FESTIVAL INFO HERE
huntersmoonfestival.com

WEEKEND AND DAY TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED HERE:
http://thehuntersmoonfestival.bigcartel.com/


The People's United Telepathic Improvisation Front - PUTIF - are Tomomi Adachi and Jennifer Walshe. Living and working at a distance of hundreds and sometimes thousands of miles from one another, once a week Adachi and Walshe choose a specific time to make an improvisation together. Unable to hear each other normally, they listen and improvise together telepathically, synchronising only their start and end time. Adachi and Walshe each make a recording of their own improvisation and these are mixed together afterwards. They consider these improvisations "trainings" for their guerilla telepathic activities.  

putifront@gmail.com

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