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Join composer Pete M Wyer as he talks about his latest sound installation at the Chapel, A Map of the Invisible.
In this talk, Wyer discusses the making of the installation, from field recordings captured across Venice to the real testimonies of illness, recovery, grief and resilience that shaped his nine new vocal works, composed for a 16 speaker immersive sound system within the Chapel walls.
This is a rare chance to hear directly from the artist about the ideas, people and places behind the installation.
This talk is free and you don’t need to book.
DATES: 13 July 2026 – 24 July 2026
ADMISSION: Free
Fitzrovia Chapel presents a haunting new immersive sound installation by composer and sound artist Pete M. Wyer. A Map of the Invisible, created while Wyer was living in Venice, invites audiences to step inside sound and reflect on the unseen worlds that surround us. The result is a deeply moving encounter shaped by faith, care, suffering and beauty.
ABOUT
Pete M. Wyer was born in Cheltenham, UK in 1964. His immersive installations have attracted more than 500,000 visitors in New York and Los Angeles with spatialised choral works such as I Walk Towards Myself, The Sky Beneath Our Feet and Song of the Human. He has composed for some of the world’s most prestigious ensembles, including the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Opera House (ROH2), Juilliard and BBC Television. His body of work includes eight operas and music theatre productions and, most recently, Natural World (for the 100th birthday of Sir David Attenborough). pmwmusic.com
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Accessability
Outside the Chapel, there are two steps, which have a built-in wheelchair lift. The Chapel is wheelchair accessible. The majority is on one level, and there is a ramp that can be used to access the chancel (altar area). We have a fully accessible toilet. View more accessibility information
