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Sam Carter and Matheu Watson in rehearsals for Shifting Sands @ Celtic Connections festival. Photo by Rigel Klingman. |
| As part of an ongoing series of festival development and capacity-building work, the British Council will support two UK artists, Ty and Pen Pastwn, to visit Sudan to perform and collaborate with local artists in Khartoum and Port Sudan during February. The festival in Port Sudan will be the first music event there of its kind for over 30 years. |
| The British Council continues its partnership with the London Jazz Festival for a fifth successive year, bringing an international delegation to the UK for a specially programmed showcase of UK jazz from Thursday 17 – Sunday 20 November 2011. The delegation brings together a variety of jazz professionals from a wide range of countries including Algeria, China, Egypt, Germany and Indonesia. |
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| From electronica to jazz, traditional to folk, and classical to indie, we work across all genres of music. The British Council's Music team works with our overseas network of arts managers and partners to plan, resource, deliver and evaluate high-impact arts projects involving professional artists and organisations from the UK. We aim to strengthen the international profile of UK music and creativity, to communicate the diversity of UK society, and to establish long-term partnerships overseas. The Music team also has its own weekly radio show, The Selector, featuring the best new music from the UK. |
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| Imogen Heap, Jamie Woon, Gareth Bonello and Matthew Bourne have been chosen to take part in a residency programme in China, providing them with a chance to explore new musical territory and reach new audiences. |
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| Our weekly international showcase of the best new UK music from across the spectrum of indie, dubstep, folk, soul, electro, hip hop and everything else in between. Check the website to listen to the show, as well as exclusive mixes and live sessions. |
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| An innovative new project bringing together cutting-edge musical and visual artists from Malaysia with the UK’s leading audio-visual artists, The Light Surgeons to create a series of 'live cinema' performances. |
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| We are a cultural relations agency so our work in music aims to engage with people and audiences all over the world, drawing them into a closer relationship with the UK. Find out more about how we work and meet our team of music specialists. |
| Every year we support a wide range of music projects globally, from collaborative performances and workshops to full-scale music events. Find out about our recent work. |
Find specialist information on music education and community outreach work in the UK in our Music Education resource.
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