Fergus Hall: Hydrophones, Henderson and a Jellyfish Rave

In this episode we chat to Fergus Hall about everything from composing with hydrophone recordings, Hamish Henderson's poetry and jellyfish raves!

Fergus is a composer and musician from the west of Scotland whose creative practice is focused around how a musician can act as a creative facilitator. This stems from Fergus’ interests in jazz and traditional music practices which often blur the distinction between composer and performer.

As a composer, he has been commissioned by Glasgow New Music Expedition, Nevis Ensemble, Sound and Music, Making Music UK and An Tobar.

A new album of string music recorded in collaboration with Sequoia is due to be released this summer.

With special thanks to performers

On Sonorous Seas

Lea Shaw - Voice

Crossing the Simeto

Sequoia

Jellyfish Music

Long Green Jaws

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Sound edited by Mia Eames.

Website Links:

https://www.eartothegroundscotland.com/

https://www.fergushallmusic.com/