Cape Farewell: pioneers of the cultural response to climate change
November 10, 2009
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The Eden Project and Cape Farewell invite you to the première of Beth Derbyshire’s live performance and film work, Anthem, with music by Ulrike Haage.
Presented in the Mediterranean Biome at the Eden Project, Anthem is a trilogy of films, accompanied by music with a powerful choral component.
Performances, 6.30pm and 8.30pm
Featuring early music vocal ensemble, Stile Antico
In conversation, 7.30 to 8.15pm
Beth Derbyshire in conversation with Ulrike Haage and Dr. James Ryaan, Assoicate Professor of Historical and Cultural Geography, Exeter University.
The fabulous exhibition continues until December 9 2009 you can find out more about the Cape Farewell residency here.
Here’s a short taster of Anthem…
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