We are delighted to be asked to install the art installation at Letheringham Lodge
In 2017, we shall be recreating the work on the 16th September at Letheringham Lodge
Listen to Saturday and Monday's perfomances
We have put 2 nights performances on the site. Have a listen here ...
Lots of photographs
We have updated the gallery with some pictures, have a look!
Day 5 - Wonderful write up in the East Anglian Times
A massive thank you to Tom Potter who gave us a wonderful write up in the East Anglian Times today. We will post a copy of the article shortly
Day 4 - the wind has turned
The wind has changed to a more southerly and occasionally westerly so life is warmer and happier on the beach.
Day 3 and our first live performance
Thank you beautiful Aldeburgh for giving us the most wonderful reception. 75 people came to hear our first live performance and were warm and encouraging. Huge appreciation.
One person even went to the trouble of coming to this website to write us this lovely message tonight:
"This evening was very thought provoking and beautiful. Well done and thank you. Our 5 year old daughter just wanted to gracefully dance as she listened to your music."
Onward and upwards .....
Day 3 and the wind blew
We were delighted to discover that the sun came out and 3 of our Seatrees can resist a force 6 wind (with only a minor modification)!
Day 2 we are now ready!!
A hard second days setup and we have: 5 trees, headphones sprouting out of the beach and the trees waving in the wind making a sound scape - we are ready for our first day tomorrow!
First day!
big day of setting up . . really windy which makes putting up a forest harder! got the studio looking good in the Tower, and starting to s o u n d good too . .
and then there were 2 (trees)
Today we started the installation, just what we needed a nice strong force 6 wind! It test ted the trees (one fell down!) but the links to the music synthesiser was working well. So a good day. Cant wait for the rest of the week. A storm is forecast for Thursday, here goes!
the source of the concept
lying under ancient pines
cut short by a storm
the rhythm of the trees
call to us
each to respond