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Sound, Music, and Climate Change in Spiritual Communities
The Church of the Holy Innocents, High Beech, Epping Forest IG10 4BF
Saturday 22nd June 2024
The options to join this event are:
Morning events, midday concert and lunch (approx. 8am-1pm)
Midday concert and afternoon events (approx. 12pm-5pm)
Whole day (approx. 8am-5pm)
This is a free event - registration required - follow this link
This ‘embedded’ study day from The (In)Equal Temperament Project will be co-hosted by King’s College London and The Church of Holy Innocents, High Beach, located in the heart of Epping Forest. Our aims are to integrate academic, spiritual, musical, and animal communities on an equal footing within a non-urban setting, providing a unique perspective on the multifaceted dimensions of climate change.
The event keynote shall be a new composition, commissioned for this event, centering on the Church’s carillon bells, which have been ringing in this part of Epping Forest for over a century and are now integrated into the animal and human sound world of this environment. Created by composer Jenny Guilford in collaboration with The (In)Equal Temperament arts collective, this musical composition reflects on the intricate relationship between humans and the site’s avian inhabitants.
Find out more about this event here.
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Map & Directions
Road Directions
This event is held in situ at The Church of the Holy Innocents, High Beach, Epping Forest. There is limited free parking near the Church, and paid parking 12 mins walk away at Pillow Mounds Car Park.
Public Transport Directions
This event is held in situ at The Church of the Holy Innocents, High Beach, Epping Forest. The closest Tube station is Loughton, the closest bus stop is The Woodbine on the Number 66. There is a taxi cab firm located at Loughton station.
