We returned to the newly refurbished St John’s Waterloo for Associate Composer Simon Knighton’s curated event. Themed around maths, nature and sound, the night was an immersive adventure into repertoire and sound art by living composers and artificial intelligence. Read more about the programme here.

We’d like to say a huge thank you to all the artists involved and our wonderful partners for making this event possible.

All images by Dimitri Djuric.

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Nonclassical is grateful for the support of RNCM Centre for Practice & Research in Science & Music, Margaret Engering Memorial Trust, Samuel Gardner Memorial Trust, University of Greenwich, and Loudspeaker Orchestra. Nonclassical is a PRS Talent Development Network Partner supported by PPL and in association with Youth Music.

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