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Sound walk SWS22 2021

Dulverton Heritage Audio Trails

Dulverton, UK
120 minutes
free

Sub-collection

British Library

Sub-collection · 8 items
Sub-collection

oral history

Sub-collection · 18 items
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poetry

6 sub-collections · 241 items

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Come Sunday

Come Sunday is a soundwalk created by jazz artist Darrell Grant that explores Portland’s inner-northeast neighborhoods, once home to over 200 Black churches. The route connects thirteen historic Black houses of worship, including Bethel A.M.E. Church, blending oral history, spirituals, poetry, and music to reflect the community's cultural and historical significance.

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Not Not a Room

They say smell is the quickest route to memory. Your walk, today, is as a future perfumer... Meet me at the Saint-Hubert exit of the Jean-Talon metro, just inside the doors.

Sarah Burgoyne
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Take this one to bed

The poems in Antony Dunn's fourth collection explore the passions and tensions of how we live together – as neighbours, as families, as lovers, and as companions to our own various selves.

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i did , four times

sound-enhanced poem

Mark Goodwin
Sub-collection

British Library

Sub-collection · 8 items
Sub-collection

oral history

Sub-collection · 18 items
Sub-collection

poetry

6 sub-collections · 241 items

Related

Sound walk

Come Sunday

Come Sunday is a soundwalk created by jazz artist Darrell Grant that explores Portland’s inner-northeast neighborhoods, once home to over 200 Black churches. The route connects thirteen historic Black houses of worship, including Bethel A.M.E. Church, blending oral history, spirituals, poetry, and music to reflect the community's cultural and historical significance.

Third Angle New Music Darrell Grant
Sound walk

Not Not a Room

They say smell is the quickest route to memory. Your walk, today, is as a future perfumer... Meet me at the Saint-Hubert exit of the Jean-Talon metro, just inside the doors.

Sarah Burgoyne
book

Take this one to bed

The poems in Antony Dunn's fourth collection explore the passions and tensions of how we live together – as neighbours, as families, as lovers, and as companions to our own various selves.

Antony Dunn
Sound walk

i did , four times

sound-enhanced poem

Mark Goodwin
Voices of Dulverton; an audio trail comprising of interviews from elderly residents and their early memories of Exmoor. Curated by Christopher Jelley from recordings and interviews by Birdie Johnson recorded around the turn of the millennium.

Discover the town of Dulverton through the voices of those who lived there. These guided audio tours are inspired by the voices of past residents from within the Exmoor Oral History Archive. The tours were created by poet and storyteller Christopher Jelley as part of the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage project to preserve Britain’s sound archives. The original recordings and interviews, now part of the British Library Collection, took place during the turn of the millennium by Birdie Johnson.

There are two trails, clockwise and anti-clockwise each takes about an hour.

Credits

Hosted by: South West Heritage Trust

APA style reference

Christopher Jelley (2021). Dulverton Heritage Audio Trails. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/dulverton-heritage-audio-trails/

V.O.N.A.R.

Vocal Orientation And Navigation Through development and practice of Driftsinging.

Added by R and F Mo
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