Sing a song of tiny

Run time: 14:00 – 15:00

 

Musicians and singers find inspiration from all over the place, including the microscopic world of science. The South Devon Singers and their musical director, David Haines – the world's first science festival songwriter-in-residence, have been inspired by all things tiny and want to share with you their passionate love songs to atoms, bacteria, Matabele ants, and the wood-wide web.

 

Join them on a choral journey through the emptiness of an atom and the tango of cells in the circulatory system. Let your ears be filled with the musically spiky account of a single particle of light and meditate lyrically on Earth's insignificance at the cosmic scale.

 

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