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SUMMARY:: AND Festival: Central Hydraulic Tower: Does Spring Hide Its Joy\,
  Kali Malone
DESCRIPTION:Does Spring Hide Its Joy \\\\ Kali Malone\n\n\nDoes Spring Hide
  Its Joy is an immersive audio experience by American composer Kali Malon
 e featuring musicians Stephen O’Malley and Lucy Railton. Manifesting as 
 a 4-day multichannel sound installation\, Malone offers a deep listening e
 nvironment in a hydraulic tower and engine house in Birkenhead Docks. Doe
 s Spring Hide Its Joy was created and recorded in the empty Berlin Funkha
 us &amp\; Monom during the lockdown of spring 2020. The music is a study i
 n long-form\, non-linear durational composition\, with a heightened focus 
 on septimal just intonation (musical instrument tunings with a limit of 7)
  and beat interference patterns.\n\nOriginally designed by engineer Jesse 
 Hartley in 1868\, the Central Hydraulic Tower\, Birkenhead is based on the
  Palazzo Vecchio\, a renaissance cavern in Florence\, Italy. Bombed during
  World War II\, the iconic nineteenth-century Grade II listed building has
  been left unused for decades. In this empty chamber of industrial energy\
 , Malone’s durational composition breathes and bellows through porous br
 ick walls\, reverberating toward the surface of dockland waters.\n\nVisito
 rs will be invited into the main hall of the building to listen\, walk\, s
 it\, and be immersed in the vibrations of the durational audio installatio
 n. Tickets will be available in mid-May\, whilst a live broadcast of the 
 music will be streamed on the closing night of the installation at andfes
 tival.org.uk/live.\n\nDoes Spring Hide Its Joy by Kali Malone\, commission
 ed and produced by Abandon Normal Devices. Supported using public funding 
 by Arts Council England and Wirral Council. With further support from Peel
  L&amp\;P. Featuring musicians Stephen O’Malley and Lucy Railton\, recor
 ded at The Berlin Funkhaus by Jonny Zoum and at Monom by Rodrigo Stambuk.\
 n\nMake a day of it by joining us at the Observatory Cinema as part of 
 AND Festival 2021.\n\n--\n\nEVENT INFO:\n\n 	Thu 1st — Sun 4th Jul 2021\
 n\n@12pm - 6pm\n 	Central Hydraulic Tower\, Birkenhead\n\nUSEFUL LINKS\n\n
  	Kali Malone\n 	Stephen O'Malley\n 	Lucy Railton\n 	AND Festival 2021\n\n
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