Each work explores medieval ideas about music, especially the relationship between music, science and architecture.  The cruciform structure of St. Peter Hungate provides a metaphor for the three-stage hierarchy of music in the Middle Ages.  The nave contains the sounds of four birds singing a medieval song.  The transept explores the relation between music and the mind, particularly the therapeutic use of music as a kind of medicine.  Finally, the chancel contains a twelve-channel sound & video installation that uses the stone tracery of a rose window to give musical form to the sounds of a choir.
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