Try something a little different these school holidays with the Elephant Listening Project on Saturday April 2 at the National Wool Museum. Performer Vicki Hallett creates music based on elephant talk.
\nShe uses a variety of instruments and technology to sample ele-talk so humans can hear it and complement the sounds with music.
\nThe performance creates a positive, emotional and uplifting interaction between humans and the elephantidae.
\nThis is a very special program, suitable for all ages and brought to the Wool Museum by the US\u2019s Cornell University. Bookings are required, and the program is included in the museum entry fee.
\nOther exhibitions and activities at the Wool Museum on during the holidays are:
\nWildlife Photographer of the Year (developed and produced by the Natural History Museum, London) \ue087\ue003 Wildlife of Gondwana: Beasts of The Great Southern Supercontinent (from PrimeSci and the Monash University Collection).
\nFelt a dino egg, Animal shadow puppets, Knitting Nancy animals, and Painting with wool.
\nActivities are available daily from March 28 to April 10 at the National Wool Museum, 26-32 Moorabool Street, Geelong.
\nFor details on all exhibition and activities, head to geelongaustralia.com.au\/nwm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Try something a little different these school holidays with the Elephant Listening Project on Saturday April 2 at the National Wool Museum. Performer Vicki Hallett creates music based on elephant talk. She uses a variety of instruments and technology to sample ele-talk so humans can hear it and complement the sounds with music. The performance […]<\/p>\n