Music Space is an alternative educational programme for young people aged 16–25* who are based in Glasgow and interested in exploring sound and music. The programme launched in 2022 and is produced by AC Projects alongside Counterflows festival. Read more
A Plastic Body / Workshop with Yan Jun
Coming up in March… A Plastic Body / Workshop with Yan Jun Wednesday 4 March, 1–3pm Listen Gallery This workshop explores plastic bags. Participants are asked to bring one plastic bag. As a group, participants will discover the sound of the plastic bag, the shape, and the sculptural material as a visual object. Through this […]
Music Space creative sessions 2026
The Music Space creative sessions are back! We are excited to bring to you a series of free practice-based workshops for young people, devised to encourage experimentation with music, sound and voice in a supportive environment. We are also including sessions exploring practical advice around putting on your own shows and releasing your own music or […]
Listen Gallery
A Plastic Body / Workshop with Yan Jun
This workshop explores plastic bags. Participants are asked to bring one plastic bag. As a group, participants will discover the sound of the plastic bag, the shape, and the sculptural material as a visual object. Through this playful investigation participants will explore collaborations in improvisation and/or composition. As part of the workshop Yan Jun will […]
The Glad Cafe
The Glad Cafe
Experiments with Turntables with Mariam Rezaei
Join Mariam Rezaei for an engaging workshop exploring her approach to turntables. This fun and interactive session will feature live demonstrations and insights into her creative process, highlighting her techniques in composition and performance. We’ll focus on techniques such as scratching, beat juggling, creating turntable tones, looping sounds, and improvising on two turntables. There will […]
Music Broth
Touching Music / Knowing Music with Ali Robertson
We all touch music. We all know music. Despite music being largely considered an aural sensation, we all experience sound through touch, muscle, and bone, as well as hearing. There is an argument that hearing is a form of touch. Some of us experience music by sight as well. Despite traditional beliefs that music is […]
The William Quarrier Scottish Epilepsy Centre
Funding Advice with the Counterflows Team
In this practical workshop the Counterflows team will discuss and share their experience of applying for money. Signposting different funding opportunities for musicians who are interested in performance, recording and community projects. We will cover what to ask for, how to write a good proposal and how to put together a budget. The session will […]
