Ear Trumpet by Gobbledegook published on 2014-11-07T13:31:21Z Ear Trumpet is about listening. It’s about the sound under the ground. The noises that you would miss if you didn’t listen for them. The secret music under your feet. This is the music specifically written for the installation by Bridport-based musician and composer Robert Lee (National Theatre, BBC, Cambridge University Press). Robert Lee’s score is contemporary classical music, written in response to the original site’s location, but customised for everywhere the installation visits. Gobbledegook Theatre believes that getting people to listen closely to the ground might in turn help them to listen to the world around them more closely. For more information, including Robert Lee's composer notes, please visit: http://www.gobbledegooktheatre.com/#!ear-trumpet/c1as Recorded Music and Sound Performed by: Oboe, harp, paleolithic whistle, violin Jane Saunders Viola Francis Saunders Recorder consort leader Emma McEvoy Voice May McEvoy Voice, mandolin David Squirell Voice, shuttlecock Lorna Rees Organ, piano, paleolithic whistle, cello, musical box, guitar Robert Lee Genre Ear Trumpet Contains tracks 01 Any Amount Of Paleolithic by Gobbledegook published on 2014-11-07T13:28:51Z 02 Heard Within by Gobbledegook published on 2014-11-07T13:28:51Z 03 At Midday by Gobbledegook published on 2014-11-07T13:28:50Z 04 Valley Of The Stones Episode Four by Gobbledegook published on 2014-11-07T13:28:49Z 05 Plain Bob Extract by Gobbledegook published on 2014-11-07T13:28:49Z
