This Place Meant
Sun 12 Apr
|The Hot Tin, Whitstable Rd, Faversham ME13 8BD, UK
Sound Emergence is a contemplative sound practice bringing together sound, heritage and community to create immersive listening experiences across Kent and beyond. They explore sound as a form of contemplation, deep listening, and collective gathering, working across art, music and history.
Time & Location
12 Apr 2026, 12:00 – 15:00
The Hot Tin, Whitstable Rd, Faversham ME13 8BD, UK
About The Event
Sound Emergence is a contemplative sound practice led by André Braga-Verissimo and Sasha Maye Bruce. Their work brings together sound, heritage and community to create immersive listening experiences across Kent and beyond. They explore sound as a form of contemplation, deep listening, and collective gathering, working across art, music and history.
Joining Sound Emergence will be the oboist, Maureen Wolloshin. Maureen has a longstanding interest in the now forgotten sonic world of the anchoress. From 1464 for at least 100 years there was an anchoress living in a cell attached to Faversham’s parish church, St Mary of Charity. Pilgrims would have visited the anchoresses to pray, commune, and make offerings. In 1885 the church was thriving, the anchoresses were long gone, and an iron chapel (our Hot Tin) was erected to increase the church’s capacity.
Inspired by this history, Maureen will create a sound piece which imagines and echoes the…