International Dawn Chorus Day 2021 'responses'

Listenings walks located near electricbackroom STUDIO, Bridport, Dorset.

Redstart Radio is a totally free sound walk based in Chard, Somerset showcasing the creative writing skills of local Year 5 students from Redstart Primary. The honorary art detectives worked with the Company of International Artists for two full days, investigating 10 different artworks, and created intriguing new stories inspired by details they spotted in the artworks. They recorded these new stories as radio dramas for everyone to enjoy. https://www.companyofinternationalartists.com/events This sound walk is available at any time, and is a self-led experience. There is no set route. It is hosted on a free sound walk app called Echoes, which requires no roaming data provided you have already downloaded the app and this sound walk before setting out.  This walk is spread across 10 different locations in Chard, Somerset. All are located on fairly easy terrain suitable for pushchairs and wheelchairs.  There are several car parks in the area, one of the largest being Bath Street Carpark, TA20 2EY. Sound Design by Gill Simmons Funded by Chard Town Council

A demo for The Cornhill Mysteries, a potential future podcast celebrating the history of Dorset's food, farms and fairs. Listen in to some gossips chatting at Cornhill Market in 1629, where the local constable Henry Maber has been caught poaching the from the King's estate at Fordington.

A ship in danger - a crew forbidden to go ashore - a cabin boy terrified of climbing the mast... This is the soundtrack of The Resilient, a musical drama set on a tall ship. The film, by children at St John’s Primary School in Weymouth supported by professional filmmakers from Dorset arts organisation ScreenPLAY was premiered at the school in July 2022. A nice warm bed wouldn’t do us any harm, sing the homeward-bound crew of the tall ship Resilient but will they make it safely back to port when storms threaten to dash them onto the treacherous Chesil beach? Sit on the beach by the rocks at Greenhill or anywhere around the school to hear to their story. You can also watch the Resilient film: https://youtu.be/h9h4GP9lP74 Cast in order of appearance Bosun - Vhiel Captain - Joanne First Mate - Isabel Wheelhouse - Fibi, Libby, Isaac Cabin boy - Jamie Deckhands - Jacob, Jason, Lucas, Ellie, Lalani, Nicole, Bella, Oliver Harbourmaster - Oscar, Assistant harbourmaster - Yasmin Rigging hands - Lucas, Ellie, Lalani Crew Fishing - Ken-Right, Bella, Millie, Darcy, Serena, Ava Singers - Phoebe, Ellie, Lelani, Serena, Lucas Song Lyrics - Jamie, Ellie, Lucas, Piotr, Isabel Set painters Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 classes Woodgrain painters Children from years 3,4,5 and 6 Set riggers - Year 5 Supported by ScreenPLAY mentors Phoebe Coombes - Scriptwriting Sharon Hayden - Drama development and directing Clare Munford - Set design and painting Kathie Prince - Song composition and Music Sean Kirby - Music production Alastair Nisbet - Film production Made with funding from Dorset Council Community and Culture Fund, Jigsaw PSHE

Songs of Hope audio sound walk, located at Wild Woodbury, Bere Regis. Inside Out festival 20 - 24th September 2023. A song cycle of hope located within a field recorded and sonically manipulated soundscape, including words, songs and music. Contemporary writers have responded to the poem “Hope" is the thing with Feathers by Emily Dickinson. Laura has set the words for voices, piano, instruments and pre-recorded sounds. These musical echoes are presented in an audio walk. Free to access by mobile phone and headphones in specific locations using GPS location software echoes xyz.com (software to be downloaded in advance). The walk will take 40 - 50 minutes. It will be available to access via mobile devices for the duration of the festival. A repeated loop version is available near the wooden carvings at the entrance to the site. Featuring soprano Gweneth Ann Rand and piano by Allyson Devenish. Music by Laura Reid. Words: Ahed Al Hamwi, Katie Colombus, Oge Nwosu, Teresa Howard. Responses to the poem range from the personification of Hope by Ahed Al Hamwi, optimistic reflections recalling images of nature by Teresa Howard and Katie Colombus, to stark realities of sustaining hope in challenging circumstances by Oge Nwosu. Each one has a unique perspective. Age Rating: All ages, but mostly adults. Content Advisory: to see content advisories for Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival 2023 shows, click here. Laura is generously supported by PRS Foundation Composers’ fund. Produced by Laura Reid

MakeTank ECHOES Demo, 28th April 2022. Audio from 'Plémont' by Sarah Keirle.

## Exeter's past A journey through some of the highlights of Old Exeter 1. Put on your headphones and start walking 1. Listen to the magical history of Exeter [Red Coat Tours](https://exeter.gov.uk/leisure-and-culture/our-attractions/red-coat-guided-tours/our-tours/) Get exploring!

A walk through the University of Exeter Campus in the medieval times. You are the heir trying to figure out what happened to your parents...