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Aquiferous Days

London. December. I've come to the capital to visit friends and have what will be probably one of the last mini adventures of my rogue...

Folk Session pour le fin du temps

In summer 2016, I volunteered for a month in the Fijian rainforest, working with a charity on a sports and youth development programme...

Apposite sounds

Sometimes it’s fun or satisfying to put music on that matches the the activity you’re doing or the place where you are. There is a risk...

Tales from a Slow Way 2023 submission

Slow Ways is a nationwide project to create a network of walking routes between settlements, encouraging people to travel on foot more...

Music as Panacea

For most people, the convergence of dementia and music may only appear when the occasional video goes viral online of somebody's...

Reading notes

We’re taught as children that it’s wrong to write or draw in books, aside from colouring/activity books or filling in that little ‘this...

Tempo Rubato

Time could be said to be what defines music: it is the 4th dimension that separates it from other forms of art. Prompted by another...

Andante

A walk is like a piece of music. Going for a walk can be variously like playing, composing, improvising (although what's the difference...

Nos gwynn

The phrase 'nuit blanche', translated (probably incorrectly) into Cornish above due to that being the language of the region in which I...

Finding my musical terroir

Like many graduates (I don’t have the exact figures to hand, but I assume especially those of arts subjects), my current occupation just...

On writing music

The following paragraph (in italics) is a very brief extract from the 'Seminar participation/reflection' document that I was required to...

Thin Places

I believe that the term ‘thin places’, referring to where the gap between the human and spiritual worlds narrows, can also be applied to...

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