mO Series 2 at the ICA May- July 2011

The last 3 events of Series 2 will be at London's ICA, with lunchtime performances on 3rd, 17th and 31st of July as part of their Contemporary Music Sunday Sessions at 1pm. For further information follow this link: ICA

ICA
The Mall
London SW1Y 5AH
www.ica.org.uk/

Performers will be announced through our facebook page. Sign up to take part. For further information about events you might like to attend, see the Events calendar..

If you are interested in taking part, join mO and submit your proposal to us and we'll try and programme your work. 

mO's first independent 'Series 1' finished at The Forge in Camden, with a final performance as part of The 2010 Rosemary Branch Festival. The season reflected the huge diversity within the network, including installations, film, experimental performance and new collaborations.

Also take a look at performances by our curators and members on our www.youtube.com/musicorbitcouk Autumn dates for Series 2 were October 14 Film/Music/Other, November 18th Showcase 1 at Chelsea Theatre. We've also showcased some new ensembles as part of the Producers Platform with Scene Pool, at St Pancras International. 

Events in Series 1 included performances from artists such as special guest saxophonist Christian Forshaw and grohs, Living Room duo, Bash-O and films by Disinformation, Paul Whitty, The Glistening Cogs of Greenland Cross Pollination by Tom Davis, G Project, Paul Fretwell, Jo Thomas, Minimal Sound System, FöBEN, Francesca Thompson, Ben Crawley, Dan Goren, Partial Gathering, Woodpecker Wooliams, Kay Grant with Olie Brice, James Baralet, The Mercury Quartet, Braindead Collective, Old Noise and Ben Harper.

We'd like to take this opportunity to extend our thanks to Brunel University and the PRS for Music Foundation, who's continued support enable us to present members' work at Vibe, The Forge and Chelsea Theatre this Series. 

Kate Halsall, Producer

Although we can't offer fees or travel expenses to artists, we can get your work seen and heard by a new audience in central London and through other opportunities. We'll support this through wide promotion with other partners and our websites, as well as introducing you to other members' work that may be of interest to you- so we hope that's enough to get you signing up for membership.