Ocean Song – Sounds of the Sea – led by voice teacher Rowena Whitehead and Dr Roz Wade from the Zoology Museum

 Come along and sing in an extraordinary acoustic setting of Cambridge’s Victorian Sewage pumping station by the River Cam. We’ll be singing a sea shanty or two, and singing about WATER, exploring how marine animals produce and perceive sounds, and exploring our own voices and the sounds we make. This is a participatory workshop whose sounds will be recorded to be combined with natural sounds from local waterways, woven together by Chris Watson, the internationally renowned sound artist, renowned for his work on the David Attenborough Life series & Frozen Planet.  These recordings will create a unique soundscape to form part of the installation for the foyer to accompany the iconic finback whale in the newly refurbished Museum of Zoology when it reopens for the public in July 2106.

 Suitable for 8 years to 108! Young and Young at Heart are Very Welcome!
£3.50 Adult
£2 Concessions
£1.50 Children
Free for children under 7 years

Free for Abbey people on any type of benefit who sign up for Cambridge Museum of Technology’s Barriers to Participation Scheme.

Any mobility issues, please contact the Museum on 01223 500652  to arrange parking space and access to parts of the building.