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SUMMARY:Wild Notes Concert - As part of the Wildlife Friendly Otley's Ar
 ts Festival
DESCRIPTION:As part of Wildlife Friendly Otley’s Art Festival\, join u
 s for this celebration of nature through music\, delivered by 4 extraord
 inary performers:\n\nSarah Smout is a cellist\, singer\, and poet whose 
 work is rooted in a deep love of the natural world. Blending live-looped
  cello soundscapes\, ethereal vocals\, and evocative poetry\, she create
 s immersive performances that speak to our connection with nature in a t
 ime of climate crisis.\n\nhttps://www.sarahsmoutmusic.co.uk/\n\nChris Br
 ain is a Yorkshire-based folk singer-songwriter whose work sits firmly i
 n the British pastoral tradition\, shaped by close attention to place\, 
 memory and emotional nuance. Much of his work focuses on his love of and
  engagement with nature. He is a familiar voice on BBC Radio 6 Music and
  the BBC Radio 2 Folk Show.\n\nhttps://chrisbrainmusic.com/\n\nAmy-Jane 
 Beer is a biologist\, nature writer and campaigner. She’s a Country Di
 arist for The Guardian and a columnist for British Wildlife. She contrib
 uted to the 2018 People’s Manifesto for Wildlife as minister for Socia
 l Inclusion and Access to Nature. Her book The Flow: rivers\, water and 
 wildness won the 2023 Wainwright Prize for nature writing and her new pi
 cture book\, A River Running Through You has been shortlisted for the Ch
 ildren’s Wainwright Prize. She is also a key member of the Right to Ro
 am team\, focussing on outreach\, landowner liaison\, river access\, dog
  policy and creative direction.\n\nMatthew Hedley Stoppard lives in Otle
 y\, where he was the UK's first official Town Poet. He has three poetry 
 collections published by Valley Press\, including 'A Family Behind Glass
 '\, which was a Guardian Readers' Book of the Year\, with a fourth on th
 e way in early 2027. His poems are widely published\, and he has appeare
 d on BBC Radio 3\, 4 and 6Music. His poem\, ‘Roding’ highlights the 
 responsibility of shared land ownership and taking care of species threa
 tened by our actions - it is part of the interactive Otley Chevin Woodco
 ck Walk.\n\n70% of profits from ticket sales will go towards Wildlife Fr
 iendly Otley.\n\nTickets £19.99 (plus a small booking fee)
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LOCATION:65 Walkergate
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