 Listening to the Whole Choir: Reflections on a More Holistic Ecology and Economy of Composition 
This statement about musicking in the Anthropocene draws out three aspects of the author’s practice. The first is an unlearning of categories and definitions of music and music-making encouraged and sometimes enforced by the dominant culture, which is often based on extractivist and patriarchal values. The second is a privileging of listening as an active practice, cultivating and increased presence to other beings, human and beyond. The third is a belief that even small acts can propagate like fractals through a system, that what we pay attention to grows, and that, at least, we can stop amplifying exclusions and oppressions.