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Echolocations

Echolocations
Echolocations
Invoking the vast aquatic distances across which whales can communicate, and responding to the tremendous spaces of the awe-inspiring cathedral in Winchester, four composer-performers came together to create Echolocations. Inspired by marine ecologies and reckoning with human impact on the natural ocean environment the performance responds to Gumbs’ (2021) provocation that ‘marine mammals [have] much to teach us about the vulnerability, collaboration and adaptation we need in order to be with change at this time, especially since one of the major changes we are living through, causing and shaping in this climate crisis is the rising of the ocean. If there was ever a time to humbly submit to the mentorship of marine mammals it is now’.
Crawford, Drew
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Gre, Liz
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Galaz, Pablo
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Oliver, Benjamin
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Crawford, Drew
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Gre, Liz
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Galaz, Pablo
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Oliver, Benjamin
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Crawford, Drew, Gre, Liz, Galaz, Pablo and Oliver, Benjamin (2025) Echolocations.

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Abstract

Invoking the vast aquatic distances across which whales can communicate, and responding to the tremendous spaces of the awe-inspiring cathedral in Winchester, four composer-performers came together to create Echolocations. Inspired by marine ecologies and reckoning with human impact on the natural ocean environment the performance responds to Gumbs’ (2021) provocation that ‘marine mammals [have] much to teach us about the vulnerability, collaboration and adaptation we need in order to be with change at this time, especially since one of the major changes we are living through, causing and shaping in this climate crisis is the rising of the ocean. If there was ever a time to humbly submit to the mentorship of marine mammals it is now’.

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Published date: 6 February 2025
Venue - Dates: "Ocean Giants: Whales and the Worlds They Shape" event at Winchester Cathedral, Winchester Cathedral, Winchester, United Kingdom, 2025-02-06 - 2025-02-06

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Local EPrints ID: 502101
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/502101
PURE UUID: 89c0e5cd-9451-49ec-b618-577387af95c2
ORCID for Drew Crawford: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0001-8147-2904
ORCID for Liz Gre: ORCID iD orcid.org/0009-0000-8538-6341

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Date deposited: 16 Jun 2025 17:00
Last modified: 17 Jun 2025 02:07

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Composer: Drew Crawford ORCID iD
Composer: Liz Gre ORCID iD
Composer: Pablo Galaz
Composer: Benjamin Oliver

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