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Songs of Air and Sea

6:30pm-8:30pm on Wednesday 27 March

Times shown are in GMT (UTC +0) up to the 26th March. For events on or after 27th March times are in BST (UTC +1).

Churchill College, The Chapel, Storeys Way, CB3 0DS

6.30pm – Pre-concert talk & Exhibition: How can the arts interact with a Natural World in decline?

Chaired by environmentalist, author and curator John Fanshawe, this discussion between artists and environmental scientists will examine how the arts have drawn inspiration from the environment and how they can continue to interact in a changing world.

John Fanshawe – Birdlife International
Xavi Bou – Photographer
Ewan Campbell – Composer
Marsyas Trio

Hilary Tann - In the Theatre of Air
Ewan Campbell - new work (world premiere)
Michael Finnissy - Alternative Readings
Ewan Campbell - River Time Sketch
George Crumb - Vox Balaenae (Voice of the Whale)

https://xavibou.com/ornithographies/

https://www.marsyastrio.com/

https://www.mus.cam.ac.uk/directory/ewan-campbell

7:30pm – Marsyas Trio Concert
The London-based Marsyas Trio will present an immersive multimedia concert experience featuring different composers’ responses to the natural world. The dark and remote Chapel at Churchill is transformed through sound and light to emulate the underwater experience of George Crumb’s Vox Balaenae. The concert also features the premiere of Ewan Campbell’s collaboration with Spanish photographer Xavi Bou in a series of short movements written directly onto images of birds in flight.

Booking/Registration is: REQUIRED

Additional Information

Age: All Ages
Format: Performance, Music, Exhibition
Timing: In person
Cost: free
Event Capacity: 160
Theme: Discovery, Environment
Accessibility: Partial access - please contact us for details

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