Sound Emergence

Sound Emergence Sound Emergence is dedicated to bridging art, contemplative practices and community through sound.

We work with groups and organisations, running regular sound baths, and site specific projects in historical sites, connecting people, heritage and sound

Last Friday encapsulated all we could wish for in this project. We will write more about it in due time.Gratefull to all...
20/04/2026

Last Friday encapsulated all we could wish for in this project. We will write more about it in due time.

Gratefull to all of you that made it. Please let us know about your time there, wether in comments or DM us 🙏

Thank you to Tom for our sound journey together and the astute ideas and experiments.

Big thank you to our producers for making it happen and Dover for trusting us there.

Destination #8

Next will be at Rochester Cathedral on 27th May - All info coming this week but link to book already in bio.

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Last Sunday we were at in Faversham for destination #7 alongside the absolutely brilliant artist Maureen Wolloshin . T...
19/04/2026

Last Sunday we were at in Faversham for destination #7 alongside the absolutely brilliant artist Maureen Wolloshin .

Thank you to all of you that came 🙏

What a privilege to play together, and hear/feel the Oboe, as well as dive into the history of the anchoresses and Maureen's research.

Big thanks to Mike and Romana at The Hot Tin for being the dream hosts and making it a full community afternoon. ❤️

16/04/2026

This Friday 17th April
Arrive 12.30pm
Live sound: 1pm

Destination 8 - This Place Meant

Hello friendsThis Friday 17th April at 1pm!Sound immersion at the incredible Grand Shaft in Dover for destination #8 of...
16/04/2026

Hello friends
This Friday 17th April at 1pm!

Sound immersion at the incredible Grand Shaft in Dover for destination #8 of our sound pilgrimage - This Place Meant.
Alongside artist Tom White

Pay what you can spaces available here + all info:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1984622965715?aff=oddtdtcreator

Hope to see you there as we explore Kent's coastal conflict heritage.

This Friday 10th April - 6.45pm - 8.30pmLink in bio
09/04/2026

This Friday 10th April - 6.45pm - 8.30pm
Link in bio

Dear friendsDestination #7 - The Hot Tin, FavershamLess than a week now for this Sunday's sound immersion alongside Fav...
08/04/2026

Dear friends

Destination #7 - The Hot Tin, Faversham
Less than a week now for this Sunday's sound immersion alongside Faversham local Maureen Wolloshin.

Join us for an afternoon of food, live sound and Q&A
12pm - 3pm

Pay what you can tickets available here:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1981016612014?aff=oddtdtcreator

DM any questions

Can't wait to be in Faversham :)

André & Sasha
Sound Emergence

Destination #8 The Grand Shaft, Dover🗓️ Friday 17th April⏳ 12.30pm - 1.00pm – arrival 1pm - 2pm - live soundOn Friday ...
04/04/2026

Destination #8 The Grand Shaft, Dover

🗓️ Friday 17th April
⏳ 12.30pm - 1.00pm – arrival
1pm - 2pm - live sound

On Friday 17th April we return to Dover for an incredible opportunity to explore The Grand Shaft through sound.

A hidden secret of Dover, it was built in the late 18th century, spiralling downward through three separate staircases around a single deep shaft—linking the town above to the military barracks below during the napoleonic invasions.

Few places capture the past with such uncanny as The Grand Shaft does, and no words we write will do it justice :)

Can't wait to welcome you into the space alongside Tom White.

Please book ahead if you are planning to come to this one. Link in bio

Destination #7 - with guest artist Maureen Wolloshin.🗓️ 12th April⏳ 12pm-1pm – Drinks, food and social 1pm - 2pm -Live ...
31/03/2026

Destination #7 - with guest artist Maureen Wolloshin.

🗓️ 12th April
⏳ 12pm-1pm – Drinks, food and social
1pm - 2pm -Live sound performance
2pm - 3pm –talk and Q&A

Maureen is an oboist, improviser, composer who plays with Free Women, Noisy Women, London Improvisers Orchestra and Free Range Orchestra.

Maureen has longstanding interest in the now forgotten sonic world of the anchoress. Anchoresses were medieval religious women who voluntarily withdrew from society to live in permanent, consecrated solitude, often walled into a small cell (anchor-hold) attached to a church.

From 1464 for at least 100 years there was an anchoress living in a cell attached to Faversham’s parish church, St Mary of Charity. Pilgrims would have visited the anchoresses to pray, commune, and make offerings.

Inspred by this history, Maureen will create a sound piece which imagines and echoes the sonic world the anchoresses would have experienced, and bring it to life through her instruments, field recordings taken outside the original church window and the evolving organs and bellows of The Hot Tin.

We can't wait to play alongside Maureen in this partly homage, partly call to the present past of the anchoresses and The Hot Tin.

Link in bio to book

Photo1 - Julian of Norwich, by Ellyn Sanna
Photo2 - Depiction of a saint in front of the cell of an anchoress in The Lives of the Saints Gallus, Magnus, Otmar and Wiborada in German, 1451–60

Destination #7 - The Hot Tin in Faversham 🗓️ 12th April⏳ 12pm-1pm – Drinks, food and social 1pm - 2pm -Live sound perfo...
30/03/2026

Destination #7 - The Hot Tin in Faversham

🗓️ 12th April
⏳ 12pm-1pm – Drinks, food and social
1pm - 2pm -Live sound performance
2pm - 3pm –talk and Q&A

On Sunday 12th we travel to The Hot Tin, a restored Victorian "tin church" (St Saviour’s) built in 1885. Formerly a temporary chapel for St Mary of Charity, it was deconsecrated in 1951 and served as a gym, joinery, and residential space before reopening in 2018 as a community arts venue.

If there's a place along the route that best embodies transformation through time, this is it. Run by the wonderful Mike and Romana from , it retains its importance as a community space for Faversham, with a focus on arts and music in its current form.

We can't wait to be joined by Maureen Wolloshin for a sound journey spanning medieval anchoresses to present stories (more on this in coming post).

Booking and all info in bio link.

Thank you to all that joined us last Sunday as we marked the middle point of This Place Meant’s sound pilgrimage. heldi...
25/03/2026

Thank you to all that joined us last Sunday as we marked the middle point of This Place Meant’s sound pilgrimage. helding this at the oldest running church in the UK felt very special.

We are grateful for our guest collaborator Anna , who brought in a powerful and thoughtful depth to our sound voyage. Especially the use of old Latin language, and the layering of a beautiful clear voice with darker, haunting whispers, very much exploring the many stories hidden in this place.

Next will be at alongside in the 12th April.
Link in bio

22/03/2026

So looking forward to today’s destination. The surprise addition of St Martins in Canterbury is a destination already proving to be rich in history and resonance. #

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