The Sea Folk Sing choir presents a beautiful collection of new songs written with the people of North Kent. From the energetic The Dockyard Rush to the enigmatic Hidden Power, the music explores our historic relationship with the sea and of our hopes for the future in the face of changing tides. This ‘pop-up’ performance is part of by Rivermead… Continue Reading
The Sea Folk Sing choir presents a beautiful collection of new songs written with the people of North Kent. From the energetic The Dockyard Rush to the enigmatic Hidden Power, the music explores our historic relationship with the sea and of our hopes for the future in the face of changing tides. Featuring support from Rochester folk band The Flowing with… Continue Reading
As part of our Sea Folk Sing project, we’re running creative workshops in July & August to explore the themes of peace and reconciliation 100 years after the end of World War One. Join folk musicians Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmons and help create a folk song using newspapers and stories from 1918 – the year WW1 ended.
As part of our Sea Folk Sing project, we’re running creative workshops in July & August to explore the themes of peace and reconciliation 100 years after the end of World War One. Join folk musicians Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmons and help create a folk song using newspapers and stories from 1918 – the year WW1 ended.
As part of our Sea Folk Sing project, we’re running creative workshops in July & August to explore the themes of peace and reconciliation 100 years after the end of World War One. Join folk musicians Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmons and help create a folk song using newspapers and stories from 1918 – the year WW1 ended.
As part of our Sea Folk Sing project, we’re running creative workshops in July & August to explore the themes of peace and reconciliation 100 years after the end of World War One. Join folk musicians Naomi Bedford & Paul Simmons and help create a folk song using newspapers and stories from 1918 – the year WW1 ended.
From 1pm-2pm we are having a tea party to celebrate a whole year of Young at HeArt activities! Then from 2pm-4pm have a go at songwriting with folk musicians Naomi Bedford and Paul Simmonds.
Co-write a brand-new folk song with BBC Radio 2 Folk Award nominees, Naomi Bedford and Paul Simmonds at our first Curious Music Session.
Be part of Hoping Down in Kent – a multimedia folk opera, with songs, spoken word, back projection of moving images, photography past and present. • songs – mostly written by the Acoustic Architects • choir – a new choir of local people • spoken word (prose/poetry, collaborating with local writing talent) • audio interviews of… Continue Reading