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Song - vocal
03:49
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Cortex in Verba novissima venit. Inde fluunt lachrymae (from Ovid, Metamorphoses)
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Lachrymae
04:54
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Lachrymae
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Then the tears flowed
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Song - full
05:09
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Cortex in verba novissima venit. Inde fluunt lachrymae (from Ovid, Metamorphoses)
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Then the tears flowed
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Helen Ottaway Frome, UK
Helen Ottaway is a composer and installation artist specialising in collaborative, site-specific and participatory work.
Artmusic creates sound installations for a wide variety of spaces indoor and out sometimes involving the stretching of sound and music across urban and rural sites.
Helen's music is inspired by places, buildings and landscapes and frequently has a connection with water.
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