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Along the River Severn
23 May, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Immerse yourself in this river setting with Petroc Trelawny - with sounds of the Severn recorded along, and within, the flowing water.
Container Ship Karaoke
23 May, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Nathaniel Mann joins lonely seafarers on a container ship for some modern sea shanties.
The Water's Music
21 May, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Slow Radio for Radio 3's Along the River week. Musician Tim Shaw and producer Julian May collaborate with a Northumbrian burn to create a piece - The Water's Music'He made his habitation beside the water's music'. This line, from a poem by Martyn Crucefix,...
The In-Between Land
10 May, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
The magical North Pennines landscape of deaf shepherd-poet Josephine Dickinson, which is the backdrop to her real and imagined sound world.
Sounds of the Earth – April
25 Apr, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
A montage of music and natural sounds from a dawn chorus on a lakeshore in southeast Sweden, the liquid call of the Australian magpie from a mangrove swamp in Queensland, hippos grunting and splashing in Malawi’s Shire River, and skylarks singing overhe...
Bach Walks: Oderwald to Wolfenbuttel
23 Apr, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Episode 3/5. In 1705, the 20-year-old Johann Sebastian Bach set off from his home in Arnstadt to walk 250 miles to Lübeck, there to meet his hero, the composer and organist Dietrich Buxtehude.In the third of five "slow-radio" walks in which writer Horatio...
Bonus Episode: Six Songs from Season 2
11 Apr, 2019 ·
Folk on Foot
Featuring: “Kitty Jay” by Seth Lakeman; “As Sylvie Was Walking” from Kerry Andrew/You Are Wolf; :”Dancing In The Factory” by Jon Boden; “All The Things” by Stick In The Wheel; “First And Last” by Fisherman’s Friends; “Biodh an Dea...
Sounds of the Earth
22 Mar, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Welcome to another Slow Radio podcast. In this episode, there are the mesmerising sounds of storm Erik tearing through the rigging and halyards on the boats in Blyth harbour, Northumberland. We glide to Ouse Washes in the Fenland country where Bewick's sw...
Julie Fowlis on the Shores of Loch Ness
14 Mar, 2019 ·
Folk on Foot
The Gaelic singer Julie Fowlis takes Matthew Bannister for a snowy walk on the dramatic shores of Loch Ness near her home in the Scottish Highlands. Accompanied by her husband Eamon Doorley, we hear Julie’s beautiful clear voice singing a song linked to ...
Three Gardens in Trinidad
8 Mar, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Radio 3 transports listeners to Trinidad, just off the coast of Venezuela, immersing them in the sounds of the Caribbean island, with writer and actor Elisha Efua Bartels as a guide.Through the sounds of three Port-of Spain gardens - her home by the river ...
Sounds of the Earth
25 Feb, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
A montage of music and natural sounds from ravens on the Norwegian tundra around Tromso; upwelling of cold water currents at night in the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean off the Galapagos islands; a MacGregor’s bowerbird in a New Guinean rainforest disp...
Stick in the Wheel on the Road to Epping Forest
14 Feb, 2019 ·
Folk on Foot
Stick in the Wheel’s music has been described as “precision folk with anger, lust and blood.” The band’s founders Nicola Kearey and Ian Carter take Matthew Bannister for a walk through their East London stomping grounds, starting in a Victorian we...
Sound Walk: Winter Wanderer
14 Feb, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Travel writer Horatio Clare walks in the Black Forest in Germany, thinking about the Romantic tradition of the Wanderer, and observing the sights and sounds of the forest
I Have Walked by Sweet Streams
8 Feb, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
The slow build of a midsummer dawn chorus in Snowdonia, North Wales, interwoven with the sounds of the brooks, streams, and rivers that creep through the hillsides down to the lake by the village: this programme is a tribute to the landscape and past poets...
Sounds of the Earth
5 Feb, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
A montage of music and natural sounds from a nightingale singing in a reforested WWI battlefield in Belgium, a sunrise over Wolverton Creek in north Norfolk with curlew and pink-footed geese, the Ngorongoro mountain crater in Tanzania with tropical boubou ...
Into the Forest – Squam Lake, New Hampshire, USA
25 Jan, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
A montage of sounds from the forests around Squam Lake, New Hampshire during the Fall, including the songs of the Carolina wren, red-breasted nuthatch and rufous-sided towhie; a Northern flicker tapping insistently on a tree trunk; red squirrels and chipmu...
Cattle Blessing on the Burren
24 Jan, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Irish cows make their way up to the winter grazing grounds high above Galway Bay
Bach Walks: Schierke to Brocken Summit
24 Jan, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Episode 2/5. In 1705, the 20-year-old Johann Sebastian Bach set off from his home in Arnstadt to walk 250 miles to Lübeck, there to meet his hero, the composer and organist Dietrich Buxtehude. In the second of five "slow-radio" walks in which writer Horat...
Fisherman‘s Friends in Port Isaac
17 Jan, 2019 ·
Folk on Foot
Jon Cleave and Billy Hawkins of Fisherman’s Friends take Matthew Bannister for a walk around their beautiful home village of Port Isaac in Cornwall, telling tales and singing songs inspired by the seafaring history of the area. They invite us to fall in ...
Bach walks
17 Jan, 2019 ·
Slow Radio
Horatio Clare retraces the 20-year-old JS Bach's 250-mile journey to visit his hero Buxtehude in Lubeck. Episode 1 of 5. This is a repeat of an episode originally published in December 2017.