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SUMMARY:Film screening + discussion: "The Mancunian Way: Music\, Memory a
 nd the City"
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DESCRIPTION:Join us for a film screening and discussion exploring Manches
 ter's alternative and contested music histories: https://mancunianway.ev
 entbrite.co.uk\n\nOrganized in collaboration with the Manchester Digital
  Music Archive and MMU's Music and Sonic Studies Manchester research gro
 up\, this Manchester Urban Film Series screening and discussion will foc
 us on highlighting the less well known side of Manchester’s music histor
 y\, how it's shaped the city and its enduring significance and forms tod
 ay.\n\nWe’ll be screening a clip from the 1992 Granada TV documentary\, 
 The Mancunian Way: Music and Regeneration\, which provides a unique snap
 shot into the construction and historical context of Manchester's iconic
  music scene. We'll then also consider an alternative perspective in scr
 eening recent footage of interviews conducted as part of the Suffragette
  City project hearing from women who have been central but often overloo
 ked withi Manchester's official music history.\n\nFollowing these film c
 lips\, we'll have reflections from local historian Dominique Tessier and
  an open discussion led by Markus Hetheier to share thoughts on what his
 tories get remembered\, the connection between music and the city\, and 
 what's changed\, as well as ongoing and current DIY and alternative musi
 c initiatives today.\n\n---\n\nMarkus Hetheier is an electronic musician
  and researcher. In his electronic music project Industries he explores 
 and subverts musical structures and ranges from field recordings\, disto
 rted sounds to harmonic melodies and large beats. He co-runs the queer e
 lectronica night FLUFF which recently received funding through Factory I
 nternational’s Factory Sounds programme. Besides being an electronic mus
 ician\, he is also undertaking a practice-based PhD at the School of Dig
 ital Arts (SODA) investigating Manchester’s queer sonics. www.industries
 mcr.com @industriesmcr #industriesmcr\n\nDominique Tessier is a local hi
 storian. Her most recent projects are: .Manchester.Academic.Portraits (A
 cademic Breakfast Club) + Windows Into Our Past (Withington Film Festiva
 l Hub). Dominique is also involved with The World Transformed 2025.\n\nL
 EARN MORE:\n\nSuffragette City: Women in Manchester Music History online
  exhibit: https://www.mdmarchive.co.uk/exhibition/suffragette-city-women
 -in-manchester-music\n\nManchester Digital Music Archive: https://www.md
 marchive.co.uk/\n\nMMU's Music and Sonic Studies Manchester research gro
 up: https://www.mmu.ac.uk/research/research-centres/rcass/groups/music-s
 onic-studies
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TRANSP:TRANSPARENT
CLASS:PUBLIC
LOCATION:Salutation Pub\, 1st floor screening room\, 12 Higher Chatham St
 reet \, Manchester\, M15 6ED
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