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The work is an immersive piece of interactive music that encourages the audience to develop a deeper engagement with both the history of this location and its modern day soundscape. Directions for the walk are provided in the Echoes app.
Justice, Freedom, Peace, Memory
CC-BY-NC: Yonatan Collier
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