As climate change transforms our world, how can music offer insight and inspire action?
While the climate crisis is often seen as slow-moving, its effects are profound. It shapes lives, landscapes, and the natural world in ways we’re just starting to grasp. For composers, the environment is more than a backdrop; it’s a collaborator, an inspiration, and a call to action.
Join us for a conversation on how composers respond to the realities of climate change. From the haunting soundscapes of melting glaciers to innovative music inspired by nature’s resilience, this discussion will explore how music can deepen our understanding of the environment and drive collective action.
The webinar will be hosted by Oliver Bolton, Co-founder & CEO at Earthly, and features three Music Patron composers whose work connects deeply with themes of climate and environment: Supriya Nagarajan, Angela Elizabeth Slater, and Colin Riley.
Together, they’ll examine how music, advocacy, and environmentalism intersect, sharing insights on how creative expression can raise awareness and inspire change.
Don’t miss this chance to reflect on the role of art in tackling one of the most critical challenges of our time.
Date: Thursday, 13 February
Time: 10 – 11am
Location: Zoom
Meet the panel
Oliver Bolton (Host)
Angela Elizabeth Slater (Composer)
Supriya Nagarajan (Composer)
