08.09.26: NYX: Bones, Drones & Tones

Before their concert at ALICE, the London-based electronic drone choir NYX is hosting a free, open workshop.

Led by NYX Music Director Sian O’Gorman, the session explores the relationship between movement, listening, and the collective voice. The workshop takes place inside Brønshøj Vandtårn, using the space's distinct architecture and spectacular reverb as a shared instrument.

Date: Tuesday 08.09.26

Doors: 15:30

Workshop: 16:00

Price: Free, but requires registration. Limited spots available.

Venue: Brønshøj Vandtårn, Brønshøjvej 29, 2700 København

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Bones, Drones & Tones

NYX’s practice is centered on vocal embodiment, deep listening, and collective participation.

Participants will be guided through straightforward exercises in breathing, listening, and shared sound. The session will actively use the long, natural 15-second reverberation of the water tower, allowing small sounds to carry and fill the space. The focus is on presence, community, and experiencing how sound feels within the body and the room.

This session is open to both experienced singers and beginners of all ages. No prior singing experience is necessary.

About NYX (UK)

NYX is a choir working at the intersection of choral music, electronic music, and performance. Their work explores connections between body, architecture, and nature through vocal textures and electronics. They have collaborated with Gazelle Twin on the album Deep England, contributed to the Diablo IV soundtrack, and created projects with partners including the Victoria and Albert Museum, the National Theatre Studio, and the Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA).

NYX will be performing at ALICE on Friday, September 11. 

Read more about the concert here.