UK - The new Sonic Arts Research Centre (SARC) at Queen's University Belfast, Northern Ireland, is a unique interdisciplinary project that has brought together experts in the areas of musical composition, signal processing, internet technology and digital hardware. This new centre, established in a purpose-built facility located alongside the engineering departments of Queen's University, will certainly create interest amongst the engineering community in Northern Ireland and particularly those interested in new genre electronic music production using innovative digital signal processing techniques and hardware implementations.

The centrepiece of SARC, the Sonic Laboratory, is a facility for cutting-edge initiatives in the creation and delivery of music and audio. According to QUB, the Sonic Laboratory offers a high degree of flexibility for experiments in 3D sound diffusion and for ground-breaking compositional and performance work within a purpose-built, variable acoustic space.

The center will be officially opened in April 2004 by Karlheinz Stockhausen a famous contemporary composer who has experimented and developed many new musical procedures and techniques; and in particular those associated with electronic music production accompanied with the spatial placement of sound sources along with graphical notation.

(Lee Baldock)


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