When I heard that there was a project called Freedom to Rome, which involved some top-class musicians,

and that one of them, the flautist Eliza Marshall, lived in the Moulvern Hills.

I knew we had to come to investigate for folk on foot.

Eliza has played with all sorts of musicians touring the world with people

like Peter Gabriel and Paul McCartney. She's classically trained, but she's also played folk

music too, and she's assembled this extraordinary cast in a kind of multimedia project, which has

layer upon layer of meaning, as we'll find find out as we take a walk in the Moulven Hills.

Music. Eliza, good morning. It's wonderful to see you and you've brought us to an most amazing spot. We're in your back garden.

We are. We are. It's so great. We're here We are. Where are we exactly? Tell us exactly where we are.

Well, it's amazing you're here, Matthew, and so we're in West Malvern.

Our house is built into the hills, so if you go into our kitchen, we have a rock there.

And we're looking out over the forests and the woods that head out towards the west and whales.

It's the most spectacular view. There's a sort of wooded hill there

and then the hills spread away into the distance, don't they?

They do. I mean, from here we can see out there we've got Clee Hill,

so that's out towards Shropshire. Then we get the sunset here as well, obviously, because we're on the west, which is really fantastic.

And then you've got a kind of band of trees.

We look at that from our little studio in the house, and it really reminds me of sort of the

Ent and Tolkien, who loved Moulven, and how that might have influenced him.

And do you think if we went inside the house,

we might find some other musicians?

Well, I think we should go and have a look, don't you?

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