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Recent New and Events
Interview in Eye Weekly
Read a recent interview in Eye Weekly (Toronto) about the Terrible Noises for Beautiful People series.
Article in Musicworks Magazine
Read a recent article in Musicworks magazine about the Terrible Noises for Beautiful People series. (pdf)
Terrible Noises for Beautiful People: Nuit Blanche Edition - Photos, Video and More
This was an all-night participatory vocal improvisation event, part of the Nuit Blanche festival . Around a thousand festival-goers came and made noises. Click here for information, photos, links, and video.
Essay by Carl Wilson
Carl Wilson, writer for the Toronto Globe and Mail and Zoilus.com, as well as author of the critically aclaimed book Let's Talk about Love, has written an essay about the Terrible Noises Series. Read Carl's Essay.
Terrible Noises for Beautiful People: Misha Glouberman's Birthday Party - Photos, Video, More
This was a full evening participatory improv-noises event with cake Here's a great video about the event by Buffy Childerhose. Here's the invitation that went out for the event.
Open Cobra
Part of the Room 101 Games Series, this event presented John Zorn's complicated improvised-game composition Cobra as a participatory game for an audience of nonmusicians. Her's an article about Open Cobra
FutureRuby
Misha Glouberman was invited to be a presenter at FutureRuby, an international conference for software developers who use the Ruby programming language. The presentation consisted of guiding all the participants of the conference through a series of structured sound improvisatins. Read about it here or watch this video.
Ongoing Classes
The Misha Glouberman School of Learning continues to teach classes in sound improvisation, improvised behaviour, how to play charades, and other essential skills. Join our email list to be informed of future classes.
School Of Cobra Video
Rose Bianchini produced a great short video about a recent class based around John Zorn's Cobra. Click the image below to see it:
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