400 speaker soundscape launches in Ipswich

Screen shot from Siren Song, 2017.
Clarion Call will project the voices of multiple singers at Spill Festival
Following its premiere at the Tasmanian festival Dark Mofo in 2017, Siren Song – now titled Clarion Call – is coming to the UK. Conceived by Melbourne artist Byron Scullin with Thomas Supple and Hannah Fox aka Supple Fox, the outdoor soundscape uses 400 speakers installed on top of a building and in a helicopter to project voices of multiple singers. Other artists involved in the project are Elizabeth Fraser, Beth Gibbons, Shirley Collins, Elaine Mitchener, Cherise Phillips and Melanie Pappenheim, plus Military Wives Choir and Roma Choir.
Clarion Call will happen twice daily, at 11am and dusk, at the Ipswich waterfront as part of Spill Festival of Performance from 25 October to 4 November.
SIREN SONG from Supple Fox on Vimeo.