Grief changes shape, but the people we have loved continue to live through the stories, memories and music we carry with us.
Music To Die For is an intimate, communal evening exploring how songs can help us remember, make sense of loss and stay connected to the people who have shaped our lives. Through music, stories and gentle conversation, the evening creates space for sadness and joy, for reflection and laughter, and for thinking about what remains, what we carry forward, and how love continues to find expression after someone has died.
There is no expectation to speak or share your own experience. You are equally welcome to come simply to listen and be alongside others.
The project was founded by clinical psychologist Dr Hazel Harrison and music and creative-health specialist Phillipa Anders. Their work has since developed into a growing archive of stories from people describing the music that connects them to someone they have lost.
Together they offer something that sits between a concert, a conversation and a shared act of remembrance: a place to encounter grief without being defined by it, and to celebrate the relationships and music that remain part of us.
Tuesday 20 October · 7pm · socialbar, Saxmundham
Free entry · booking required
Website: Music To Die For
