Last week we had another exciting development on the Souling project as we welcomed a new artist into the fold.
Wendy Smith is an electronic musician who has recently been studying at Liverpool Hope University under reknowned composer Manuela Blackburn. She has been highly commended for her compositions and we are thrilled that she has agreed to come and create a brand new piece of music for this project.
Wendy will be attending workshops across the project including our sessions at the Rustic Festival in July and will be collecting sounds from the young people and community members who we will be working with. Alongside this field recording she will be using the archival recordings of historical Souling plays that we have found through our research and using all this material to create a sonic art piece that we will share at our final performances in the Autumn.
Wendy Smith is an electronic musician who has recently been studying at Liverpool Hope University under reknowned composer Manuela Blackburn. She has been highly commended for her compositions and we are thrilled that she has agreed to come and create a brand new piece of music for this project.
Wendy will be attending workshops across the project including our sessions at the Rustic Festival in July and will be collecting sounds from the young people and community members who we will be working with. Alongside this field recording she will be using the archival recordings of historical Souling plays that we have found through our research and using all this material to create a sonic art piece that we will share at our final performances in the Autumn.
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