Peter McKerrow

Background

About Peter McKerrow

Peter McKerrow is a Sound Artist, Designer, Composer, and Visiting Tutor at Rose Bruford College For The Performing Arts. He writes for a variety of instruments, and has composed music and sound design for radio, TV and theatre as well as several short films.He took his BA and MA in Sound Arts and Design at The University Of The Arts, London, and his practice is multi-threaded – encompassing field recorded soundscapes such as his pieces Tresco Sound and Tempered Steel, to works founded in aeolian practice and aleatoric process.Peter’s recent work, ALÉA – A Sonic Raft, was shown as a part of the Breaking The Mirror Of Silence Exhibition at the Angus-Hughes Gallery in London.Peter looks to create sonic environments which explore issues of aural awareness, the sense of belonging to a particular place, and our willingness to listen in wider contexts.In addition, his research into electronic music pioneers, Louis and Bebe Barron, was published in A Café In Space – Volume 10 by American publisher, Sky Blue Press.