FULL FILM AVAILABLE TO WATCH HERE

Premiere Invisible Music Full Film July 15th 8pm 2020 from Platform 4 on Vimeo.

LIVESTREAM SCREENING 15th July 8pm BST

YOU CAN WATCH THE INVISIBLE MUSIC PREMIERE THROUGH THE WEBSITES OF ALL THESE PARTICIPATING VENUES - IT IS FREE TO WATCH BUT DO DONATE IF YOU CAN.
These include Theatre Royal Winchester; Jacksons Lane; Lighthouse Poole; Colchester Arts Centre; Pound Arts Centre; Turner Sims Southampton; The Hot Tin, Faversham; West End Centre; The Stables, Milton Keynes; The Point Theatre; The Spring Arts & Heritage Centre; City Eye, Southampton; Cambridge Junction; EM Forster Theatre, Tonbridge; Lakeside Arts University of Nottingham; Gulbenkian Theatre, Canterbury; Exeter Phoenix; The North Wall; Marine Theatre; Quay Arts; Norwich Arts Centre, Wilshire Creative/Salisbury Playhouse/Arts Centre, Oxford Contemporary Music.

INVISIBLE MUSIC: VARIATIONS ON A THEME

Invisible Music created and toured live in 2018. We are all delighted that it is being given another life through the Arts Council Emergency Awards, it was a very special experience for the whole company.

Coming soon in July 2020 the digital premiere of Invisible Music will be launched across UK venues and we will put up a full list of our venues in June 2020 here.

The film is immersive and hypnotic and lasts 47 minutes in which there are 15 diverse musical movements : Tiny Islands, Radio Jan#1, Invisible Music, Setting Sail, Drifting/Sinking, Underwater, Sainsburys, Angry Tango, Wooden Clatter, Birdsong, Climbing Up, Party Time, Radio Jan#2, Mushroom Music, Coming Home.

So, grab a drink and grab a quiet corner and settle down to sink into this digital meditation.

All the very best to you all, everyone at Platform 4 xx

If you would like to donate to the company after enjoying the
film then please feel free to pay what you can:

You can now buy the INVISIBLE MUSIC CD - a beautiful gift for friends or family!

£12.99 to include postage and packing.

Many thanks to the University of Winchester Music Production Course and Dr Niall Thomas for all their support in recording and capturing the piece for CD.