Crossing Over (2016) by Emily Peasgood - Learning Resources [PhD Archive 2, Folder 2, Files 51-58] by Emily Peasgood published on 2020-05-27T19:04:53Z Crossing Over(2016) is a live performance and surround sound installation for community choir, 302 recorded voices, mobile telephones and ocean drums. Crossing Over was commissioned by Turner Contemporary to mark the anniversary of the mass murder of 133 enslaved Africans on the slave ship Zong in 1782, depicted in JMW Turner's The Slave Ship (1840). It premiered during John Akomfrah’s Vertigo Sea installation and seeks to draw parallels between Turner’s The Slave Ship, Akomfrah’s exploration of the sea as a vehicle for migration, and the current refugee crisis. Crossing Over asks: ‘What does ‘home’ mean to you?’ These audio resources [rough demos] were created to assist singers in learning the work. For more information, visit: emilypeasgood.com/crossing-over-2016/ Contains tracks 51. Crossing Over DEMO by Emily Peasgood published on 2020-05-27T19:04:49Z 52. Crossing Over - Soprano Dominant by Emily Peasgood published on 2020-05-27T19:04:45Z 53. Crossing Over - Alto 1 Dominant by Emily Peasgood published on 2020-05-27T19:04:42Z 54. Crossing Over - Alto 2 Dominant by Emily Peasgood published on 2020-05-27T19:04:38Z 55. Crossing Over - Tenor 1 Dominant by Emily Peasgood published on 2020-05-27T19:04:31Z
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