'The Pull of Time', composed and performed by Rihab Azar (oud).

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to violinist Angharad Davies about improvising, collaborating, composing and what lies ahead.

Angharad's performance was broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 20 April 2021.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to cellist Khabat Abas about hidden corners and errors, problems and possibility, and the mutual agency flowing between her and her cello.

Khabat's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 21 April.

Reference: https://space21.nu/

In which special guest Jennie Gottschalk* talks to eavesdropping founder Juliet Fraser about what drove her to create eavesdropping, what drives her to keep it going and how this tiny venture intersects with her practice as a singer.

Juliet's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 20 April.

*Jennie Gottschalk is a composer of and writer on experimental music, a researcher of beans and an eavesdropping alumnus, having presented in the first season's symposium.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to oud player Rihab Azar about growing up with an oud in her lap, smashing glass ceilings and bringing all of herself to a project.

Rihab's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 22 April.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to turntablist Megan Steinberg about experimental music, advocating for equality and diversity and being an architecture nerd.

Megan's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 23 April.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to percussionist Angela Wai Nok Hui about how cool percussion is, the political versus the personal and how to offer our ears to a project.

Angela's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 21 April 2021.

In which eavesdropping host talks to composer Lucie Treacher about interactive sound experiences, telling women's stories and writing for the oud (in eavesdropping's first commission!).

Lucie's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 22 April 2021.

In which eavesdropping host Juliet Fraser talks to gestural performance artist Winnie Huang about embodied performance, calling oneself a composer and how in giving we receive.

Winnie's performance will be broadcast as a YouTube premiere on 23 April 2021.

Juliet Fraser 'these things at least' from 'My Adventures with the TC Helicon VoiceLive 3', recorded 8 April 2020 and dedicated to Lisa Illean.

When lockdown began and I began panicking about how on earth I was going to practice 'properly' at home in this tiny flat, I decided to take the plunge and buy the TC Helicon VoiceLive 3, a piece of kit I had been thinking about for ages, and make this a lockdown project that might save morale and sanity. Here is one of the spontaneous little experiments that have emerged as I get to know the beast, fiddling around with the several hundred preset vocal effects, the manifold possibilities of individual effects (such as harmony and hardtune) and the loop function. The text was chosen at random and is taken from Canto IX of Wallace Stevens's 'Notes toward a Supreme Fiction'.