rain choir

Sebastiane Hegarty (Photographer)

    Research output: Creative Practice OutputsExhibition

    Abstract

    The rain choir is a sound installation commissioned by the arts event 10days Winchester for the crypt of Winchester Cathedral.
    The piece is based on ‘field-recordings’ of rain, as it falls through the tympanic guttering system of the Cathedral. Fragments of the Limestone walls dissolving in oil of Vitriol (sulphuric acid) and vinegar add an effervescent static to the rising damp of this motet for wet and secreted voices.
    Original languageEnglish
    Publication statusPublished - 2013

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      Research output: Contribution to specialist publicationBook/Film/Article review

      Open Access
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      Hegarty, S. (Photographer), Mar 2017

      Research output: Creative Practice OutputsExhibition

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      Hegarty, S. (Composer), 2015

      Research output: Creative Practice OutputsDigital or Visual Products

      Open Access
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      Research output: Creative Practice OutputsPerformance

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