Six steel pipes tuned to the six pitches of a whole-note scale, each with a hand-cast resin sound box, were installed on Low Newton beach in Northumberland for 24 hours going through a full tidal cycle. They were played by the wind, capturing the ambient sounds of their environment.  

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The organs were subsequently installed in an exhibition at Newcastle University, each lit up with their respective recording playing from within. The piece has since relocated to the Peak District, a South London garden, and my parent's garden in Dorset.

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