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FOLLOWING your EARS, A Sound Walk Recipe

Emma Welton
· Since 2022 ·
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A recipe for a Sound Walk, anywhere, in words and illustrations. For printing on a single sheet of A4. Composed for WalkCreate’s Walkbook, Recipes for Walking & Wellbeing.

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Emma Welton

Emma Welton

(United Kingdom)

Emma Welton is a composer and performs on violin and viola. With Icebreaker she has performed contemporary music internationally, including at New York City’s Carnegie Hall and the Lincoln Centre, with Brian Eno at the Brighton International Festival, an...

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