A rare chance to hear live performances of some of Simon Belshaw's Music Machines. The works will be performed by Simon Belshaw, Julie Hill and Ruth Molins. Using a blend of contemporary and 1980s technology this is a concert of unique, experimental, electronic music not to be missed. The concert will feature Raspberry Pi computers, Casio Digital Horns and Yamaha wx midi wind controllers, Roland midi modules as well as flute and violin. The concert is a prelude to a Music Hack day in the FabLab, taking place on Saturday 11th July between 10:00am and 4:00pm. The Music Hack day will give people the chance to make very basic theremins, synthesizers as well as hack children's toys to create new sounds. The day will also include a visit to the Sound Gallery Studios at the Exeter Phoenix.

Doors will open at 7:00 with the opportunity to try out and play with some of the machines beforehand.

Tickets are available from: eventbrite (early booking recommended as there are a very limited number of seats) http://tinyurl.com/ntmeb4n

This concert is supported by FabLab Devon, Exeter City Council & Exeter Library.