Alvin Lucier is no stranger to university campuses as a long-time university professor he has fostered many young musicians. (Supplied)
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Alvin and the experimentals
This year Tone Deaf 8 brings an experimental sound adventure to campus through the genius of experimental composer Alvin Lucier and some of his critically-acclaimed students. Working with Modern Fuel Artist-Run Centre, Queen’s University and the Agnes Etherington Arts Center, the festival will include lectures, performances and visual art.
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Musical adventures at a great price
In a world where it sometimes feels like Disney pop stars reign supreme, it seems a miracle that a music festival like Tone Deaf has survived in Kingston. “We have no intention of stopping,” said Matt Rogalsky, co-curator of Tone Deaf and professor in the music department at Queen’s. “It’s a worthwhile exercise.
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