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Online workshop: Process and Play in Production w/ Elin Piel
26th March 2026
7.00 - 9.00 PM (GMT)
£10 or Free for Saffron Members
Saffron, in partnership with Teenage Engineering, is delighted to present the March instalment of its ‘Saffron Members Club‘ online workshop programme.
For women, trans, non-binary and gender non-conforming people worldwide.
PROCESS AND PLAY IN PRODUCTION
Elin Piel joins us from Gothenburg, Sweden to share her experimental approach to electronic music production. Join her live to learn how to let go of results and reclaim the power of play in your music production.
More info TBA.
Think you would benefit from this session, but can’t afford to contribute? We have a few bursary spaces reserved for those in positions of financial hardship. We trust these will be taken by those who need them – no questions asked. Feel free to email us at members@saffronmusic.co.uk to request one.
ABOUT ELIN PIEL
Elin Piel is an electronic musician from Gothenburg, Sweden, who creates sonic worlds of rhythmic, repetitive sound landscapes. Piel takes our hand and leads way through widespread and dreamy paths in her synthesized and polyrhythmic pastures. One second Elin makes the listener feel weightless in her hopeful cloud of sound – in the next shifting the gravity of the sound image and opens the door to serious and deep thought.
ACCESS
This workshop will be delivered via Saffron’s digital members platform, but non-members who are women, trans, non-binary or gender non-conforming may also purchase a ticket. Saffron Membership starts from less than £6 per month and provides access to regular online workshops, an online community space, video masterclasses, free music tech tools, discounts and much more.
This workshop is open to people worldwide, but will be running at 7.00 pm GMT, so please bear time zone differences in mind. If you purchase a ticket but are unable to attend live, you will automatically be emailed a recording of the workshop after the event.
We are committed to making our online events as accessible as possible. We have created a guidance document about this – Click here to view the accessibility document. Alternatively, please email us with any access requirements you may have.
GENDER POLICY
The gender imbalance in the music technology industry is well-recognised. While we are absolutely not ‘anti-men’, we see that a shorter-term solution is to provide fellowship and learning environments that are not dominated by the cisgender male perspective. Therefore, these workshops are intended for women, non-binary, trans and gender non-conforming people to attend. While we do not ban cisgender men from attending, we hope that they will respect that this event is not intended for them.
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