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Singing in the wind: Giant 10-tonne Aeolian harp brings haunting music to the Eden Project

By Jessica Satherley
Updated: 04:24 EDT, 22 September 2011

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This giant Aeolian harp stretches six metres high, weighs 10 tonnes and is set to bring haunting music to the Eden Project in Cornwall.

The sculpture, made of 310 stainless steel tubes, will be ‘singing in the wind’ as part of an exhibition to bring music to the biomes.

Bristol artist Luke Jerram is pictured next to his creation, which is named Aeolus, after the Greek god of the wind.

Bristol artist Luke Jerram is pictured alongside his giant stringed musical sculpture which will be 'singing in the wind' at the Eden Project in Cornwall

Music of the sphere: Bristol artist Luke Jerram with his giant musical sculpture which will be 'singing in the wind' at the Eden Project in Cornwall

The harp will be placed high over Eden’s biomes in the wild Chile area, which has views stretching down to the sea.

Visitors will be able to walk under the arched sculpture and listen to Aeolus’s music played by the wind while seeing the landscape reflected through its mirror-lined pipes.

When it's windy enough, Aeolus will play a haunting melody and even on a calm day the 2.5m-long tubes will hum at a series of low frequencies which set off intriguing acoustic effects that can be heard below the arch.

Luke Jerram collaborated with acoustic specialists from the University of Southampton and the University of Salford to design Aeolus

Wind power: Luke Jerram with Aeolus which will play a melody when the wind is strong enough and will hum even on a calm day

This giant Aeolian harp stretches six-metres high, weighs 10-tonne, is made of 310 stainless steel tubes

Piped music: The mirror-lined tubes of Aeolus will reflect the Cornish countryside at the Eden Project

Mr Jerram collaborated with acoustic specialists from the University of Southampton and the University of Salford to design Aeolus, which explores the science of acoustics, wind, architecture and light.

Aeolian harps originated in ancient Greece and are traditionally stringed instruments placed in a open window to catch the wind.

Mr Jerram said: ‘Through the fusion of architecture, art, music and the environment, both Eden and Aeolus aim to inspire people about their world.’

Aeolus is at the Eden project as part of a national tour which began at Lyme Park in Cheshire last month and is scheduled to go on to MediaCityUK in Salford next month.