Creating a soundtrack for a changing planet. Collaboration between @imperialcollege PhD researchers, @RCMLondon and @guildhallschool composers, and the public.
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ALT 📷: Brendan Foster Photography
ALT Computer screen showing the music of the earth artwork and text about the project
ALT An image looking down a rock crevice. Coloured semi-circles with captions: 'listen to the air around you' / 'a soundscape exploring recycling and filtration' / for Music of the Earth
ALT Audio editing lab. Computer monitor with purple sky, several computers, speakers and lots of cables!
ALT Blue poster with the text "Open House 17-19.06 2022" at the centre in white, and the logos for Dyson School of Design Engineering, Imperial College London, Royal College of Art, and The Great Exhibition Road Festival on the bottom right.
ALT Diagram of the four levels of the dyson building, with a red arrow indicating the location of the Music of the Earth Workshops within the Dyson Hotel on the first floor.
ALT Photograph of tubing and glass tanks in a white-walled underground laboratory.
ALT Scanning Electron Microscope images on two computer screens on a wooden bench. On the left Mark, a PhD student, wearing a black jacket and red lanyard, is pointing to one of the images.
ALT Photograph of tubing and glass tanks in a white-walled underground laboratory.
ALT Scanning Electron Microscope images on two computer screens on a wooden bench. On the left Mark, a PhD student, wearing a black jacket and red lanyard, is pointing to one of the images.
ALT The RCM library, with Sam and Anibal walking to the end under an arch.
ALT Photograph of the seats in the RCM auditorium, with orange lamps lit up on the walls.
ALT Poster with the Music of the Earth logo (a black filled circle with an image of a trumpet made from a green leaf) at the top left, and the QR code for the survey (https://tinyurl.com/ypu3eska) at the top right. The words "Music of the Earth" are in green in the middle, with the line "Help Imperial College & Royal College of Music students create music about climate and environmental change featuring nature sounds YOU submit!" underneath. Across the middle of the poster is a wavy string of music notes, with the Imperial College London logo (Imperial College London in blue) is on the bottom left and the social media handles (Twitter: @SSCPEarthMusic and Instagram: @SSCP.MusicOfTheEarth) and link to the survey (https://tinyurl.com/ypu3eska) are listed on the right hand side.
ALT Venn diagram in different shades of green. The circles contain the words: "Preserving local environment"; "Human impact on nature"; "Tackling climate change"; and "Sounds clips" within the central circle. The QR code for the survey (https://tinyurl.com/ypu3eska) is in the top right corner.