21/04/2026
Destination #9 - Rochester Cathedral
🗓️ Wednesday 27th May
⏳ 1pm - 1.30pm - Workshop with artists
2pm - 3pm - Live performance
All info and pay what you can tickets link in bio
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For our first ever cathedral stop we are joined by an amazing group of artists:
Ilã - Our third artist in residency and previous collaborator is an artist, producer, and vocalistopretaing at the intersection of quantum computer music, AI, and human voice — crafting immersive sonic worlds that question identity and liberation. As co-founder and director of London Contemporary Voices, ILĀ has collaborated with over 20 Grammy-winning artists including Imogen Heap, Alt-J, and Sam Smith, as well as the orchestral collaboration Florence + The Machine & The Jules Buckley Orchestra at the Royal Albert Hall.
Alice Phelps - Alice composes from the harp and the violin, creating orchestral and choral pieces reflecting on past and present experiences she has herself come across or witnessed from afar. After a sell out show for the release of her first record at the legendary Passing Clouds venue she has taken London by storm playing at the Union Chapel, National Portrait Gallery, Royal Academy of Arts, Ronnie Scott’s and the Rich Mix. She can be found every Sunday afternoon at the much acclaimed venue the Jamboree performing with Londons top jazz musicians.
London Contemporary Voices (2 singers joining us) - London Contemporary Voices (LCV) is a world-leading alternative choir with a unique contemporary sound founded by ILÄ€ and Didier Rochard for Grammy winning artist Imogen Heap's concert Love The Earth at Royal Albert Hall in 2010.
Rochester Cathedral
Rochester Cathedral, founded in 604 AD by Augustine of Canterbury, is England’s second-oldest cathedral and a striking example of Norman architecture. Set in the historic city of Rochester beside the River Medway, the cathedral has endured Viking raids, fires, and centuries of change.
Join us for an epic sound exploration at the heart of Rochester
André & Sasha