Elektronika is a project which aims to develop a historiography of electronic music in Malta. In the past year Elektronika went through a research phase during which the development and evolution of the electronic music scene in Malta was explored. Last March, this first research phase of Elektronika was concluded with a presentation by Michael Bugeja and Toni Sant from the M3P Foundation.
An intimate and Sacred concert for female choir based on the music of French with particular attention to Gabriel Faure and his contemporaries. During the nineteenth century various dynamics were at work aimed at giving new impetus to choral music. The lyrical art French, in all its forms, offers the public numerous choirs that, depending on the success on the scene, come alongside the concert programs. In parallel, the different movements of rehabilitation of religious music in France are based more specifically on a choral repertoire inspired by the return to ancient melodious traditions.
The Storbju Terramaxka and Noise Monger are two noise devices which Electronic Music Malta has commissioned and which have been designed by Mike Desira (assisted by Frank Cachia in the Noise Monger PCB Design).
Il-Klus ta' Clews is a special variety show celebrating the works of one of Malta’s most renowned comics, Charles Clews.
"Where music, technology and performance intersect."
Dance Festival Malta (DFM) originated as a private initiative by three dance practitioners who wished to develop an annual dance platform aimed at providing opportunities for local and international artists to showcase their work and expose local audiences to original dance works.
Circuits Non-Stop is a day-long event celebrating electronic music.
As befitting a band who take their name from the Maltese word for frenzy, ĠENN thrive amongst chaos.
After the thrilling performances in 2021, KorMalta will once again present a heart-warming evening ofcarol favourites thematic of the Christmas season in collaboration with Spazju Kreattiv.
A varied programme of traditional and contemporary works will be setting the mood for a cheerfulevening, sung and performed in the way they were originally conceived. The concert will once againfeature its’ much-loved hallmark – the audience participation in the carol singing together with thechoir–– together as a musical party.
In this fast-moving, ultra-connected, and complicated world, it’s always a pleasure for us humans to find refuge in nostalgic sensations. They take us back to a time and place where our minds were free from all the noise. One of the most powerful man-made inventions, that’s been with us for thousands of years, that can also take us back into these blurry yet vivid recollections — is music.
It’s that time of the year when we invite you to the world of DIY synthesizer building. This year we have an exciting event consisting of a presentation and a hands-on building workshop.
It’s that time of the year when we invite you to the world of DIY synthesizer building. This year we have an exciting event consisting of a presentation and a hands-on building workshop.
An evening of Vocal chamber music presented by KorMalta - Malta’s National Choir..
Maltese-born Alexandra Alden, like many, is on a search for belonging.
William Byrd was a prominent English composer of the Renaissance period, particularly known for his sacred choral music, which includes Masses, motets, and anthems, as well as secular vocal and instrumental music.
On Thursday 20th July 2023, we will be holding a Synthesizer Meet-Up event together with the Annual General Meeting for 2022. No committee voting will take place, as the current committee's term expires next year. We will be reviewing last year's activities and accounts and then presenting EMM's new brand identity and programme for 2023.
