Projects

Hidden Door

The eclectic arts festival Hidden Door renovated Granton Gasworks in Edinburgh for their 2021 event - a long-awaited return to live music in a physical space after a series of live-streamed concerts during the summer of 2020. After performing at one of these streamed concerts, Bongo performed a thrilling audiovisual set at Hidden Door 2021 on Sunday 19^th September in his first solo live performance in over 2 years. More Info Here

Video Game Music Essay

A demonstration of Harry’s academic exploits, this video essay details his exploration of video game music composition as an unfamiliar practice. This was produced as part of his Masters programme, and he is going on to study further for a PhD.

AVU

3-piece post-rock band from Edinburgh, combining ambient serenity with intense crescendos. Formed of Rory Ferguson, Leo Bacica and Harry Docherty. More Info Here

Crouch

Crouch began as an experimental improvisational project involving staff and students from the music department of Edinburgh Napier University. The group comprises eight members, who play in various combinations, including duos, trios and quartets. Harry contributes sounds from various electronic instruments and manipulated sources. They recently released their debut album ‘First’ . More info here

Network Performances

During his time at Napier University, Harry has contributed to a number of low-latency network performances (LoLa, Dante, RedNet technology) led primarily by Dr Paul Ferguson, allowing him and other musicians around the world to improvise and perform in real-time sync.

Old Town New Music: St. Giles Cathedral

An evening of experimental pieces for solo cello. Harry’s original composition ‘Division’ was performed live by Justyna Jablonska. This series of concerts is organised by staff and students of Edinburgh Napier University. More Info Here

Undisklosed

An exclusively live-streamed concert at Custom House in Leith this March, showcasing some of Edinburgh’s dynamic unsigned acts. Undisklosed was organised by staff and students of Edinburgh College. Performing were – AVU, Kyle Chatham, Harry Bongo, Choka.