A few weeks back I promised I would make a little film with the sound of the tree harp and so today I post this. The sound is magical and well worth a trip up to heydonhill wood, details from their blog here: http://heydonhillwood.wordpress.com/10-parishes-festival-2013-a-thousand-feet-up/
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Sunday, 1 September 2013
Harp in Tree Part Two
A few weeks back I promised I would make a little film with the sound of the tree harp and so today I post this. The sound is magical and well worth a trip up to heydonhill wood, details from their blog here: http://heydonhillwood.wordpress.com/10-parishes-festival-2013-a-thousand-feet-up/
Monday, 12 August 2013
Harp in Tree
So the aussies are fighting back and I have been in the studio creating a piece for Heydon Wood to go with the aeolian harp and camera obscura.
This one see a rectangle of larch cut from a larch tree that is soon to be felled. The rectangle of wood gave me the opportunity to create another musical instrument that will sit inside the tree, a handle in place to pull it out and play it.
It has an oak plectrum for playing it either in situ or taken and strolled around the wood.
Later in the week I will be making ear trumpets that will be drilled and set into the larch trees so the trees can be listen too.
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