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Snow is a surround sound work which weaves a poetic monologue into a twenty-minute piece for choir, flute and electronics.

Inspired by the restless spirits of the ancient Japanese Noh theatre, where song and spoken word are fused, Snow features the voice of legendary New York performer Peggy Shaw and the flute-playing of virtuoso Yukihiro Isso.

Audio extracts coming soon – these will be stereo mixes of the original production.

'Snow' production page
Musician credits

Paul Clark - Music
Suzy Willson & Peggy Shaw - Text
Voice - Peggy Shaw

Singers - Alex Ashworth; Clara Kanter; Daniel Thomson; Elaine Ashworth; Emily Burn; Gareth Treseder; Laurence Williams; Victoria Couper

Noh Flute - Yukihiro Isso

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