past events

Zubin Kanga performs a programme of innovative new works, commissioned as part of his Cyborg Soloists project, that extend the body and instrument and of the performer through cutting-edge technologies.  

Performing highlights from  Cyborg Pianist, featuring MiMU gloves, surround sound and synthesizers, in a performance exploring the melding of musician and machine.

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Pianist, composer and technologist Zubin Kanga performs a ground-breaking new multi-keyboard work by composer and artist Benjamin Tassi. Performance given as part of Friday Lates.

Pianist, composer and technologist Zubin Kanga performs a ground-breaking new multi-keyboard work by composer and artist Benjamin Tassie

A kaleidoscope of tender, playful and tragic soundworlds.

Zubin Kanga presents new works which use innovative technologies to swirl, melt and morph the sounds of the piano, by Oliver Leith, Laura Bowler & Emily Howard.

Performed as part of Musica Festival, Strasbourg

This is what the future sounds like. A Nonclassical album launch.

This event is part of the Chen Kar Shun Digital Hub Events Programme, Hosted by Jesus College Oxford

Paris Autumn Festival

World Premier

This performance will be followed by a Q&A with composer Philip Venables, presented by Robert Worby (BBC Radio 3)

Performance as part of November Music, Den Bosch

Neil Luck and Zubin Kanga

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Prepare to be hurled into a breath-taking multimedia extravaganza of an evening.

Part of Gaudeamus 2022 Final night

World Premier of Answer Machine Tape, 1987.

CYBORG SOLOISTS is funded by a UK Research and Innovation Future Leaders Fellowship.

The performance is part of Cyborg Soloists, a multi-year artistic-research project innovating new types of interactions between musicians and new technologies, supported by a UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship.

A performance of Zubin Kanga’s Steel and Bone as part of the Sydney Opera House’s Piano Day Celebrations. Filmed at Cafe OTO in London.

Zubin Kanga performs new works where classical piano meets new digital technologies

This year, we’re excited to be hosting hcmf// shorts across three of our favourite Huddersfield venues. hcmf// shorts 2 features live performances of last year’s Zeitgeist Commissions, alongside new music from Nwando Ebizie, Lottie Sadd and Zubin Kanga.

New Work by Zubin Kanga, in collaboration with Damian Barbeler. All My Time for piano, videos and analogue synths is created especially for streaming performance, exploring the experience of time in lockdown.

Performance given as part of the Hibernation Festival

Discussing and performing Fergal Dowling’s Fake for piano and live electronics, exploring new modes of interaction using score-following software.

Programme:

Claudia Molitor – You touched the twinkle on the helix of my ear
Michael Finnissy/Adam de la Cour – Hammerklavier (Part 1)
Oliver Leith – I spend most of my life with a screen
Nicole Lizée – David Lynch Etudes

Performing Laurence Osborn’s Absorber at the Maison de la Radio, Radio France, Paris. Broadcast on Radio France.