CoMA celebrates 30 years of participatory new music making, since its founding in 1993. Across July 15 and 16, we invite you to join us for a jam-packed musical celebration weekend at St John’s Smith Square in London.
The weekend will include musical workshops, stories from many of CoMA’s long-time collaborators, a commemorative exhibition, performances from CoMA’s international network of ensembles and finally a performance from a massed participatory ensemble, which will include the premiere of a new work by Stephen Montague.
All curious musicians, aged 16+, and of all standards are invited to take part – there is no need to be currently associated with a CoMA ensemble. This is your chance to meet other like-minded music lovers and create something together!
Participants are required to be available from 10am – 9pm both days. A full schedule will be available in the coming weeks. Registration is essential to take part – this includes if you’re part of a CoMA ensemble that is performing.
The registration fee is £25 full/£20 concession.
Eligibility for concession includes low income earners, NHS workers, students, pensioners or those who cannot afford the full registration fee.
Your registration fee will cover:
- Participation in workshops and festivities throughout both days, including a massed ensemble which will premiere a new work by Stephen Montague
- Lunch on both days
- Your participation in the evening concerts / a ticket to the concert if you are not participating
REGISTRATIONS WILL OPEN IN LATE MARCH
CoMA is able to provide a limited amount of local accomodation with CoMA London members if required, for those living outside of London. Please indicate on your registration form if you would like to be considered for this.
If you would like to participate but are unable to cover the participation fee, please contact Tamara Kohler (tamara@coma.org).
If you are unable to participate in the full weekend, but would like to attend an evening performance, you can purchase tickets below:
Memories of CoMA – Saturday 15th July
CoMA at 30 – Sunday 16th July