lover of songs, singers, choir, a cappella. time to start uploading compositions & arrangements....
see also www.filament-theatre.com

Rommi Smith is a poet and playwright. She has held numerous prestigious international residencies for organisations ranging from the British Council, to the BBC, The Florence Nightingale Museum to Parliament. 

Rommi was Poet in Residence for the Commonwealth Games in Manchester and Poet in Residence for BBC Music Live. She has written for and performed, extensively, on BBC Radio, featuring on programmes such as: From Fact to Fiction, BBC Radio 4’s Afternoon Drama, Poetry Please, Late Junction, The Verb and Woman's Hour. Rommi’s contribution to a feature on Blueswomen was selected for Weekend Woman’s Hour. 

Rommi was appointed Parliamentary Writer in Residence - the first such appointment in British and Parliamentary history. Invited to be Poet in Residence at Keats’ House, London [former home, now museum, celebrating the life of Romantic poet, John Keats], Rommi also served as British Council Poet in Residence at California State University in Los Angeles. Whilst in residence, she directed a brand new piece of theatre about the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, in collaboration with English MA students and the University's Jazz Orchestra. 

Rommi teaches creative writing for a wealth of organisations and institutions, including: The International Schools Theatre Association, The ARVON Foundation, The Poetry School. She mentored Masters’ students on the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama’s performance courses.

Commissioned to write libretto for a chamber opera exploring the recent riots in London and Birmingham, Rommi was commissioned by The Museum of London, to write a brand new work in celebration of the life of maverick actor, Charlotte Charke. 

Rommi features in the documentary We Are Poets. The award-winning film follows the lives of six-young poets from Leeds, whom she mentored to attend Brave New Voices USA; widely recognised as the biggest and most prestigious poetry slam championships in the world.  

She is delighted to have acted as a consultant/advisor to Yemeni civil rights campaigner and Nobel Peace Prize winner, Tawakul Karman, during preparations for her speech to Parliament.

Awarded a prestigious Hedgebrook Fellowship in the United States in 2014, Rommi is the recipient of the Elizabeth George Award. www.rommi-smith.co.uk



Founded in  the UK 2009, Filament fuses original multi-part vocal music composed by Osnat Schmool with devised physical performance, directed by Sabina Netherclift. We make Choral Theatre and perform in both traditional and non traditional theatre spaces as well as recording some of our work for Soundcloud!

25 y/o singer/songwriter • Pop/Soul inspired, with occasional folky vibez🎶  • Norway / Denmark / UK 📍

Iniciou sua carreira como dj em meados de 2007, ja tocou em diversas casas e festivais do sul do Brasil, tais como: Colors Festival PR, Aborígene Club PR, Lost Club SC, Green Fall SC, Club Castelo SC, Glass Club SC entre outros.
Atualmente é residente semanal na The Garage House Radio (Londres UK) além de ter sido residente nas web radios House Hits (Nova York) e Maxximix (Ibiza).
Em 2016 iniciou seus trabalhos como produtor musical, onde já lançou trabalhos em selos consagrados da House Music tais como: Soulstice Music (Itália), Soulful Evolution (EUA), Listeners Room (EUA), Myriad Black (Portugal), Disco Balls (EUA), Moiss Music (Rússia), Radiador Of Sound (Espanha) e as brasileiras Grooveland e Finest House Trax.
Já recebeu feedbacks de artista renomados como os brasileiros Double C, Tuca, Ronan C, Milton Chuquer e André Luchi.
Nas gringas teve suas produções tocadas por artistas renomados como Lalo Leyy, Kokode, Harlem Dance Club is quais assinaram remixes em EPs de Cesar C.
Seu último EP Existence recebeu feedback de nada mais nada menos que o grande Stonebridge.

Stephen Davismoon was born in London. He completed undergraduate studies in music at the University of Southampton, specializing in composition with Ric Graebner and performance, Classical Guitar with Antonio Albanes. He then went on to complete his Doctorate in Composition at the University of Edinburgh, studying with Nigel Osborne.

He is currently Dean School of Creative and Performing Arts at Liverpool Hope University.

He has had a professional composition career for more than 25 years, and has written music for a broad range of ensembles and situations – from solo pieces through to works for full orchestra, with and without voices. He has also written a number of live electronic/interactive; electroacoustic and sound-art installation pieces.

He has had performances in Brazil, Canada, Finland, France, Germany, Holland, Iceland, Italy, Lithuania, Russia, Spain, Switzerland, UK, Ukraine, Uruguay and the USA. 

He has worked with many notable musicians, institutions and festivals along the way: BBC Philharmonic Orchestra; Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra's Ensemble 10/10; Roberto Fabbriciani; Rohan de Saram; Die Neuevocalsolisten; Scottish Opera; Centro Tempo Reale; Das Experimentalstudio der Heinrich Strobel Stiftung; Richard Craig; Tara Boumann; Luciane Cardassi, CCMIX Studios; Edinburgh International Festival – ‘Behind the Scenes’; Martyn Brabbins; Chamber Group of Scotland; Le Champs Libre; Ensemble Linea; Brake Drum Percussion Ensemble; The Edinburgh Quartet; Klangwerktage Hamburg; Finestre sul Novecento; The Tampere Conservatoire Symphony Orchestra.

The Wo-Down is a monthly podcast by The Women’s Organisation hosted and by Cynthia Ajayi.

This podcast aims to connect & empower, ambitious and tenacious women towards a fruitful future for themselves, their businesses, and their careers.
 
A new episode is out every 1st Wednesday of the month.

I first studied for a Diploma in Light Music in the early 1980s at Mabel Fletcher Technical College in Liverpool then worked as a freelance musician and sound engineer developing my own PA hire business before signing to Arista Records and BMG Music Publishing as guitarist and member of 16 Tambourines, releasing an album and two singles and touring with Squeeze, Hue & Cry and Wet Wet Wet. I subsequently worked as a tour manager and sound engineer before returning to education to study at The University of Salford.

I worked as operations manager for Adlib Audio while continuing to perform as a freelance musician performing in theatre productions and recording library albums for Primrose Music.

I entered education as a main grade lecturer in 1999 at Liverpool Community College whilst continuing to develop commercial music and audio projects and have written music for feature films including Going Off Big Time (2000), Under the Mud (2006) and City of Spies (2022).


I am a director of The Vocal Booth that provides audio services to the TV, Film and digital media industries. I have recorded voice and dialogue for many feature films and major television dramas. I also write and record songs and music for children, working with Toddler Fun Learning/Moonbug and have achieved in excess of 350 million streams of my work.

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