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She likes sounds, especially the ones made by papers. She is keen on preserving moments through recording sound because it is the best way to reborn events. And radio is the best media to transmit sounds others could never imagine. Past and present can meet in the same place at the same time with sound recording. http://flickr.com/photos/63862954@N00/2567756582/

Hi its me! Welcome! Willkommen! Paul Stapleton

I was born in one part of the world / I want to exp-lore and -irience as many other parts as I can / I study mathematics and music; or physical modeling of instruments and experimental sound synthesis / I like creating music and sound for performance arts and image / I like radio broadcasting / Life is just a bowl of cherries;

Greetings from Danton. I am supposed to write something about myself, but apart from the fact that I like dogs and horror movies I can’t think of anything profound to say, so… Oh hang on! That’s right. I’m currently studying for an MA in Creative Writing at Queen’s University Belfast. Soon there shall be Dogfox (A musical project so beautiful it could hurt you(but it wont ‘coz it’s too nice))

I’m a theatre director/performance maker who’s currently Artistic Director of CETL(NI): The Centre for Excellence in the Creative and Performing Arts, an interdisciplinary arts programme at Queen’s University Belfast - one of Queen’s 3 Centres for Excellence in Teaching and Learning. Too long a title I know. I’m making up a diverse and eclectic load of interdisciplinary projects and performances here and also running a new interdisciplinary arts MA experience which has modules called “Adventures in Interdisciplinarity” and “Further Adventures”. I like to play. This Is Not My Best Side…….

Hey. I’m a MA student studying Drama and Performance with Interdisciplinary Arts at Queens University Belfast. I’m graduating in October (with any luck), and I have no life plan. I expect to be working at a call centre for many years to come. :) I own far too many DVDs and books.

Javier Jaimovich is a human being living in planet earth. His main interests are music and sonic research. He is currently undergoing a Master in Sonic Arts postgraduate course in SARC (Sonic Arts Research Centre) at Queen’s University Belfast, UK.

One of my interests is applying new technology to traditional art. As a performer, I’d like to explore live processing of tap-dancing, as well as ‘traditional’ classical singing.

I like to make noise. I pretentiously call myself a composer and am currently pretending to work at SARC in Belfast. If you want, you can look at my website. I keep it updated pretty regularly as new events are booked and new projects are created. It also has my official biography and full CV. Here’s a recent project.

Christopher Chong student: MA in Sonic Arts @ Queen’s University Belfast Composer Programmer Tap Dancer