‘Fermata’ for bass clarinet and Threnoscope Improvisation, 33min. Thor Magnusson – live electronics (live-coded, 4-channel Threnoscope) Pete Furniss – augmented bass clarinet Recorded live 27th June 2015, at Alison House, […]
Placing the concerns and priorities of humans above those of technology would seem to be an appropriate, ethically sound starting point for our artistic endeavours. This is part of what […]
Edinburgh Jazz Festival Edinburgh’s festival season is fully underway again and the return of the Edinburgh International Jazz and Blues Festival last week marked the passing of a whole year […]
A rare opportunity Among an increasing variety of musical activities, I’m fortunate to have the opportunity to perform with some of the very fine orchestras here in the UK. It’s rare […]
PhD in Creative Music Practice | 2013 – 2016 University of Edinburgh | Edinburgh College of Art (ECA) | Reid School of Music Humanising relationships in live electronic performance A […]
Practice-based exploratory research can be hard to pin down and define. It may involve more than one established subject area, or even find itself ‘sitting in the cracks between disciplines’ […]
Old and new This is where I’ll be posting about, among other things, my ongoing PhD research in Creative Music Practice at the University of Edinburgh. I’m looking more closely into […]
Pete Furniss : musician | improviser | educator | researcher 