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14.01.2021
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Derbyshire Poet Mark Gwynne Jones has released the second chapter of an ‘audio-artwork’ to celebrate the 70th Anniversary of the Peak District National Park (PDNP).
Voices From The Peak, is a project celebrating the diverse sounds and stories of the Peak District.
Chapter 2: Snow! Is now available and you can listen to an extract online on the Peak District website as well as Chapter 1: Burning Drake.
The project which is funded by Arts Council England, features the magical soundscapes, music and hidden narratives of the Peak District, with contributors spanning from Peakland hill farmers and miners, to poets, astronomers and even renowned musician Ashley Hutchings of Fairport Convention.
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