Composer Deborah Pritchard’s music is heard all over the world, especially in sacred spaces. In this talk, which takes place in the Great Hall at Ightham Mote, Deborah will be in conversation with Thomas Kemp, exploring the relationship between colour and sound in music.

The talk includes the first performance of a new piece for violin by Deborah. There will also be a display of Deborah’s Music Maps - paintings that guide you through pieces of music and express the character and structure of the pieces through art. These Music Maps are created for Deborah’s own music as well as works by other contemporary composers. Come and see a selection of prints of Deborah’s original works at Ightham Mote, and be immersed in colour and sound.

Free event but tickets must be booked in advance as spaces are limited.

Normal admission to Ightham Mote applies for event attendees who wish to visit the house and garden. National Trust members – please bring a valid membership card to gain free admission to Ightham Mote; non-members will need to purchase an admission ticket on arrival at Ightham Mote, which is £19 per adult.

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