eavesdropping is a series and a symposium dedicated to new music, curated by soprano Juliet Fraser and held in the little wooden chapel up in the eaves of Oxford House in Bethnal Green, London.
Our podcast, eavesdropping conversations, can be found on SoundCloud.
Explore the season two symposium archive on YouTube.
eavesdropping stands in solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, and willingly joins in the struggle to imagine and create a world free of anti-Blackness, where every Black person has the social, economic and political [which includes the artistic] power to thrive. Whilst eavesdropping's programme specifically celebrates female-identifying music creators, it also seeks to promote the great learning and enriching that comes from celebrating a diversity of musical traditions, genres and experiments.
eavesdropping 2020 was supported by PRS Foundation's The Open Fund for Organisations and Arts Council England.
Thanks also go to the eavesdropping consortium patrons and to our Flat-white Filanthropists!
eavesdropping season one was supported by the Hinrichsen Foundation,
and the symposium by the Music & Letters Trust.
eavesdropping's new designs are the beautiful work of Nayari Cepeda.
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