We are pleased to be able to give the Red Sauce Theatre Company a first version of the backing track, ready for rehearsals for their upcoming production “D-Day on your Doorstep”.
Rachel Goodall from The Red Sauce Theatre Company, and David Shervill from Global Music Visions C.I.C. at the New Theatre Royal, Portsmouth.
Losing My Sight UK asked Global Music Visions C.I.C. to record brief audio descriptions for their upcoming Touring Exhibition.
Dave Taylor from Losing My Sight UK, and David Shervill from Global Music Visions C.I.C. standing in front of the Victoria Monument in Guildhall Square Portsmouth, handing over the memory stick.
The purpose of this touring Exhibition is to showcase the work of those who are blind and partially sighted, demonstrating that regardless of your level of sight you can enjoy photography, or explore other interests you may have. The accompanying audio description enhances the viewing experience for those who are blind or partially sighted.
The Exhibition is running from 11th March, until 31st October 2019.
Here are the dates and locations:
Basingstoke Discovery Centre Festival Mall, 11th March to 24th March 2019
Portchester Library, 1st April to 31st May 2019
Portsmouth Central Library, 3rd June to 1st July 2019
Gosport Discovery Centre, 12th August to 16th September 2019
Winchester Discovery Centre, 1st October to 31st October 2019
We were asked by Artist Clarke Reynolds to create an extension to our Seascape soundtrack, for use during his upcoming art workshops, at Aspex Gallery, Community Spaces, and Schools.
Included is a picture of David Shervill and Clarke Reynolds, at The Hotwalls, Southsea.
Clarke’s first workshop begins on 14th April 2019 at Aspex Gallery, Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth, 11am-1pm, for people who are blind and partially sighted.
To find out more, and get involved with this and other workshops, please contact Clarke Reynolds
Delivered a Disability Equality and Visual Impairment Awareness Training session today. Organised by Toucan Diversity Training Ltd, and held at Gunwharf Quays, the event was facilitated by Madissa Asgari MA, BA (Hons) and David Shervill, Founder of Global Music Visions C.I.C.
David and Madissa getting ready to deliver the session.
We were asked by Artist Clarke Reynolds to create the soundtrack for use during his residency within Aspex Gallery in Gunwharf Quays, Portsmouth. We created the Soundscape, for his “Re-Birth” Project.
David handing the recording to Clarke at the Aspex Gallery.
The purpose of the Exhibition is to show the public that a visually impaired artist can be creative, and to educate through using sound within art.
Clarke’s residency begins on 26th October until 25th November 2018. The Gallery is open 11am-4pm, Wednesday-Sunday. People are welcome to come and experience this project for themselves.
Thank you to Open Sight Hampshire, for inviting us to have a stand at your event. We met, and spoke to many interesting people, who also interacted with some of our equipment.
A picture of David sitting at the stall with the music gear in front of him.
We had the second of our two music workshops at the Charles Dickens Centre, Lake Road, Portsmouth. In the session some participants continued their introduction to music technology and recording, by exploring more of the software, for others this was new. They also had support with playing the acoustic guitars. The group worked together to setup the microphones, to play and to record/engineer a piece of music, which they had composed.
Included is a picture of the group of five discussing ideas for recording their piece of music.Included is a picture of four participants, recording their piece of music.
We are going to be offering more Music Workshops soon.
We had the first of our two music workshops at the Charles Dickens Centre, Lake Road, Portsmouth. In the session the participants had an introduction to music technology and recording.
A picture of the participants working as a group, playing and recording their work.
Our next session will be on the 29th September 2018.
Using computer music software, and real instruments, you will have an introduction to music technology. You will be able to compose your own music, and play instruments in the software. You may enjoy singing, or recording, editing, and mixing your ideas? These small group sessions are for people of all ages, living with some form of sight loss or other disabilities, and will be driven by you as a group, in a safe supportive environment.
The group recording, playing keyboard, and percussion instruments.
Dates: 15th September, and 29th September 2018
Time: 2pm – 4pm.
Venue: Charles Dickens Activity Centre, Lake Road, Portsmouth.
Cost: £10.00 per session.
Spaces will be limited!
To find out more, secure your place, and inform us of any additional needs, please contact us via: