During February 2016, I will be composing a new song for The Bridge Singers, our new choir based in Felton and Thirston in Northumberland. It will be inspired by this plaque on a house near the bridge. Follow its progress here!
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Composing a song for some Year 6 pupils as they prepare to leave the primary school part of their lives and move on.
Winter Wear
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Using the River Wear in Northeast England as inspiration, a primary school and I created a musical journey from the North Pennines down to the North Sea, stopping off to explore on the way.
Musical River
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Using a river for musical inspiration has proved to be a fruitful tactic when composing for myself or with a classful or schoolful of children!
Songs Of The Calder
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River music merriment and enthusiastic new songs with Year 6 at St. Michael’s C of E Academy in Flanshaw, Wakefield.
Newcastle View
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“Newcastle View” is a series of 12 photographs by Bradley Photography shown consecutively as a slide show with original music by Cheryl Camm, composed in response to and inspired by the pictures.
Creative Practitioners at the Hepworth Wakefield
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It’s lots of creativity and friends! And a song about collecting stuff, with music played with ping pong balls – this is the sort of thing I do at the Hepworth Gallery some weekends!
Lupset Tuesdays
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Off I’ve popped every Tuesday for the last 18 months from my riverside, countryside, fireside haven of a house in Northumberland into the urban heart of Yorkshire to spin my yarns of musical exploration with the youngsters of Lupset. Sometimes there’s been flooding on the line, or excessive snow, or a trip to New Zealand […]