Musicity x Sculpture in the City has commissioned 11 tracks from a diverse selection of artists which highlight the sonic landscape across the City of London, from Aldgate to Shoreditch and from Leadenhall Market to St. Botolph’s-without-Bishopsgate. Musicity works collaboratively across the disciplines of architecture, music, acoustic engineering and virtual reality (VR) to lay out

*free leaflets with maps are available from Better Bankside, Team London Bridge and Blue Bermondsey offices* Musicity x Low Line has commissioned 15 tracks from a diverse selection of artists which highlight the sonic landscape along the mighty Victorian railway viaduct, spanning Bankside, London Bridge and Bermondsey. Musicity works collaboratively across the disciplines of architecture,

Musicity x Culture Mile has commissioned 10 tracks from a diverse selection of artists as well as 3 VR video-art pieces which highlight the sonic landscape across Culture Mile. Musicity works collaboratively across the disciplines of architecture, music, acoustic engineering and virtual reality (VR) to lay out alternative routes of experiencing contemporary cities. The interface

What if the focus of urban living was not productivity but play? Place Listening explores how playful urban listening can expand the relationships between people and the places they inhabit. We live in a time where efficiency is favoured over play: roads are for circulation not interaction; places are designed around consumption not co-existence; we

Stepping Out by Red Herring Productions is a coastal walking performance. The walks will include field recordings of sounds from the North Devon coastline.  The field recordings and sound design may possibly  be made available as a remote downloadable experience or if people  living locally  could also download and visit some of the locations of the field

ONE OH EIGHT / TWIN GEOLOCATED AUDIO DRAMAS To listen in situ on the 108 bus in either Cape Town or London, go to Echoes.xyz or download the app from the AppStore or Google Play. Download the app (and the audio drama via the app) BEFORE you board the 108 bus. To listen at home, see

This is a self directed experience to participate in a sound project celebrating life midst the chaos. The location, Bromley-by-Bow in London, is an intersection of pathways – industrial, urban, and natural. In just this short walk there is a rich soundscape, culminating in intensity under the bridge . DIRECTIONS https://margland-projects.tumblr.com/post/186931549795/directions-map INSTRUCTIONS Before you start

With the free app “INSIDE MPHIL – St. Nikolai” you can experience the Munich Philharmonic Orchestra virtually on the meadow behind the church of St. Nikolai near the Munich Gasteig as if the musicians were set up there. With the GPS-connected smartphone and headphones you enter the orchestra acoustically and hear the instruments as if

A hybrid sound walk for senses and mobile devices, between the Museum of Modern Art of Sao Paulo and Praça 14Bis, allowing simultaneous movement through different layers of time, by creating three interconnected maps on mobile devices allowing -on the move- to explore a derive, not only in space but also in time, in the

“Ecumenopolis – the whole world is one city”, a series of collaborative and global sound walks created for Sound Walk Sunday 2019. The sound walks are made for individual walkers around the British Library London, the State Library of Moscow, the National Library of Greece and the City Library of Sao Paulo, during September 2019.

A site specific short sound walk novel written (in French) in the village of La Romieu, including soundscapes, musical compositions, and “book” illustration that appear on your screen when approaching relevant places in the “cat” village. Complemented with narratives of the inhabitants of La Romieu about their personal relations with cats. Made with the Belgian

During World Listening Day 2017 and Made of Walking (II) Ros Bandt created a collaborative work, in collaboration with Geert Vermeire, a sound walk performance “The tortoise and the spider”, a web of walkers. Focusing on outdoors movement practices and new technology / live electronics the performance invited to new ways of co-operation in sound