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A song for the stones of Mere
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A song for the stones of Mere
From weathervanes to war letters and worn stone steps, Richard Nye’s Windelstán gives Mere’s ancient church tower its own haunting voice View of Mere with St Michael’s Tower after renovation in 2024 Composing music isn’t straightforward for me. It’s more of a compulsion,’ says Richard Nye, Sturminster Newton resident and Mere’s Composer in Residence. ‘And this project was quite a challenge – I was very aware I needed to get it absolutely right.’…
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