On Thursday 29th May, we're excited to launch the debut iteration of 'Innovation in Sound' for dBs Institute Manchester at Altogether Otherwise.

Punam Ramchurn, Artist Development Manager at Factory International says:

"I'm absolutely delighted to present the Innovation In Sound exhibition, showcasing the work of your 3rd year students at dBs Institute Manchester," says Punam. "This free exhibition is a celebration of bold, boundary-pushing creativity - where your students explore the innovative and experimental edges of sound and music, challenging themselves to work outside of their comfort zones and bring truly original ideas to life."

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Officially running from Thursday 29th May - Monday 9th June, Innovation in Sound is dBs Institute Manchester's inaugural end of year showcase, which sees final year undergraduate students exhibiting cutting-edge projects created for their 'Innovation in Sound' modules.

Introducing them to experimental techniques, genres and technologies, the module is a chance for our students to channel their composition and production skills into a project that really pushes them out of their comfort zones.

Every student interprets the brief differently and you can expect to experience innovative installations, immersive soundscapes and experimental displays.

This free launch exhibition is both a celebration of the achievements of our students and an exhibition showcasing how emerging technologies and music can come together to create unique experiences.

On Thursday 29th May, we're excited to launch the debut iteration of 'Innovation in Sound' for dBs Institute Manchester at Altogether Otherwise.

Punam Ramchurn, Artist Development Manager at Factory International says:

"I'm absolutely delighted to present the Innovation In Sound exhibition, showcasing the work of your 3rd year students at dBs Institute Manchester," says Punam. "This free exhibition is a celebration of bold, boundary-pushing creativity - where your students explore the innovative and experimental edges of sound and music, challenging themselves to work outside of their comfort zones and bring truly original ideas to life."

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Officially running from Thursday 29th May - Monday 9th June, Innovation in Sound is dBs Institute Manchester's inaugural end of year showcase, which sees final year undergraduate students exhibiting cutting-edge projects created for their 'Innovation in Sound' modules.

Introducing them to experimental techniques, genres and technologies, the module is a chance for our students to channel their composition and production skills into a project that really pushes them out of their comfort zones.

Every student interprets the brief differently and you can expect to experience innovative installations, immersive soundscapes and experimental displays.

This free launch exhibition is both a celebration of the achievements of our students and an exhibition showcasing how emerging technologies and music can come together to create unique experiences.

On Thursday 29th May, we're excited to launch the debut iteration of 'Innovation in Sound' for dBs Institute Manchester at Altogether Otherwise.

Punam Ramchurn, Artist Development Manager at Factory International says:

"I'm absolutely delighted to present the Innovation In Sound exhibition, showcasing the work of your 3rd year students at dBs Institute Manchester," says Punam. "This free exhibition is a celebration of bold, boundary-pushing creativity - where your students explore the innovative and experimental edges of sound and music, challenging themselves to work outside of their comfort zones and bring truly original ideas to life."

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Officially running from Thursday 29th May - Monday 9th June, Innovation in Sound is dBs Institute Manchester's inaugural end of year showcase, which sees final year undergraduate students exhibiting cutting-edge projects created for their 'Innovation in Sound' modules.

Introducing them to experimental techniques, genres and technologies, the module is a chance for our students to channel their composition and production skills into a project that really pushes them out of their comfort zones.

Every student interprets the brief differently and you can expect to experience innovative installations, immersive soundscapes and experimental displays.

This free launch exhibition is both a celebration of the achievements of our students and an exhibition showcasing how emerging technologies and music can come together to create unique experiences.

On Thursday 29th May, we're excited to launch the debut iteration of 'Innovation in Sound' for dBs Institute Manchester at Altogether Otherwise.

Punam Ramchurn, Artist Development Manager at Factory International says:

"I'm absolutely delighted to present the Innovation In Sound exhibition, showcasing the work of your 3rd year students at dBs Institute Manchester," says Punam. "This free exhibition is a celebration of bold, boundary-pushing creativity - where your students explore the innovative and experimental edges of sound and music, challenging themselves to work outside of their comfort zones and bring truly original ideas to life."

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Officially running from Thursday 29th May - Monday 9th June, Innovation in Sound is dBs Institute Manchester's inaugural end of year showcase, which sees final year undergraduate students exhibiting cutting-edge projects created for their 'Innovation in Sound' modules.

Introducing them to experimental techniques, genres and technologies, the module is a chance for our students to channel their composition and production skills into a project that really pushes them out of their comfort zones.

Every student interprets the brief differently and you can expect to experience innovative installations, immersive soundscapes and experimental displays.

This free launch exhibition is both a celebration of the achievements of our students and an exhibition showcasing how emerging technologies and music can come together to create unique experiences.

Come along every Tuesday evening to potter around in our community garden.

Anything gardening related - you name it, we probably do it.

Altogether Otherwise is a place where things always happen. Where making, doing, and shared endeavour are all part of the fun. We run workshops, create things, and keep the Hobby House buzzing with activity. No end goals, no pressure, just a space to tinker, try, and enjoy the simple joy of doing.

Altogether Otherwise is a place where things always happen—where making, doing, and shared endeavour are all part of the fun. We run workshops, create things, and keep the Hobby House buzzing with activity. No end goals, no pressure, just a space to tinker, try, and enjoy the simple joy of doing.

Come and join Laura and Swen from Jot Bookshop to read fragments of contemporary literature together. For novices and buffs. Lovers, not experts. 6pm every second Wednesday.

Classical music meets theatre, with music completely rewritten, inspired by Rimsky-Korsakov, this retelling of stories from 1,001 Nights unfolds through Scheherazade’s eyes, blurring the lines between story and reality in an enchanting, otherworldly performance.

With Support from Rory Green to start the night off right!

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Valette Ensemble are a young group of strings players creating classical music experiences that push the boundaries of what a concert can be. In Scheherazade, the players will perform newly created music inspired by the orchestral suite by Rimsky-Korsakov. This will be saturated with storytelling from actor and writer Rowan Kudekha-Lark. Expect an evening of theatre, excellent musicianship and an inversion of the perspective we usually see Scheherazade’s story from.

The story’s main protagonist (Scheherazade) is a character from the ultimate collection of Middle Eastern folk tales One Thousand and One Nights. She ingeniously saves herself and her people from being murdered through the power of story telling. Staving off the Sultan’s habit of executing his brides on their wedding night by telling him a story every night which ends on a cliffhanger. He then is too captivated by knowing what happens next to kill her.It was this story that inspired Russian composer Rimsky-Korsakov to write one of classical music’s best loved orchestral suites.

Whether you’re a die hard classical fan or have no interest in it you’re sure to recognise the sweeping tunes and interweaving textures of this well known work. There is also nothing quite like listening to classical music being performed live. Players at the top of their game vibrating the air in the room in ways that calm our nervous systems and soothe our brains is what has kept this genre alive for so long! Experience the magical world of this iconic folkloric femme powerhouse from her own perspective, with a brand new musical world.