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See Edinburgh as if for the first time – again! en route returns in all of its retro glory, thirteen years after its UK debut at TravFest. en route is a love song to our city, unfolding places, personal and private, present and past. Engaging with audio, mobile phones, iPods, walking, urban streetscapes, and the city, en
Steven M Halliday’s historical sound walk from Folkestone Harbour to Sandgate, Kent, retraces the 1891 shipwreck of the full-rigged Benvenue. The 25-minute experience combines 3D sound design, narration, and music to narrate the dramatic rescue events.
This post features four audio tracks recorded during walking improvisations at the 2014 Coburg Samba Festival in Germany and Notting Hill Carnival in London. John Hicks and Gregory Cowan captured ambient and improvised sounds as they moved through festival spaces, interacting with participants and the local environment.
Ministry of Silly Walks
From Monty Python’s Flying Circus; a fictitious British government ministry responsible for developing silly walks through grants.
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