Educational recitals, workshops and residencies are an important part of new noise’s work. They are dedicated in bringing new music to new audiences, and working with young composers to realise their compositions.

new noise was 'ensemble in residence' with the Goldsmiths College University 'electronic Music studios' from 2001 to 2005, and worked alongside composers Michael Young, Ian Stonehouse and Katharine Norman. During this four year residency new noise workshopped, performed and recorded in excess of 60 new works by aspiring young studio-based composers.  More recently new noise was 'ensemble in residence' at Radley College (2004-2006) where they collaborated with composer/sound engineer Matt Fairclough on a two year composition project.

new noise has devised and led a diverse range of education projects, including work for the following organisations:

• BBC Children in Need
• BMIC
• Blackheath Concert Halls

• Cavatina Chamber Music Trust
• COMA

• Goldsmiths College University
• Guildhall School of Music & Drama
• Live Music Now!
• The Stables, Wavendon
• Wigmore Hall
• Wiltshire Music Centre

See also:
recitals | workshops