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2017

Romancing the Gibbet

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Bristol, UK
300 minutes

Bristol

Collection · 25 items

Irish

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Satsymph

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Bristol

Collection · 25 items

Irish

Collection · 11 items

Satsymph

Collection · 7 items

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Queen Square in Bristol hosts a GPS-triggered audio play recreating the 1831 riot, originally created in 2004 as a world-first location-based sound experience. This updated 1831 RIOT! by Satsymph combines audio engineering and contemporary composition to immerse listeners in the historic event as they move through the site.

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Lachrymae

Artmusic‘s Lachrymae, an immersive installation of sculpture and music was installed in Chapel Coppice on the South Dorset Ridgeway as part of the Inside Out Dorset Festival in 2014. Artmusic has collaborated with Satsymph who make gps-triggered immersive soundworlds to create a virtual version of Lachrymae that can be experienced via your smart phone. It’s

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The Douglastown Detour is a GPS-based mobile app that delivers oral histories, music, sounds, and images tied to specific sites in Douglastown, a historic Irish village in francophone Gaspésie, Quebec. It explores the memories and significance of the village’s past through location-triggered storytelling.

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Walking piece
Follow the feud between two aristocratic brothers in early 19th Bristol which results in a heinous murder on board the HMS Ruby, the subsequent hanging of the instigator and perpetrators and the gibbeting of one of the Irish sailors who actually did the dirty work. Made for UWE/Regional History Centre by SATSYMPH

Follow the feud between two aristocratic brothers in early 19th Bristol which results in a heinous murder on board the HMS Ruby, the subsequent hanging of the instigator and perpetrators and the gibbeting of one of the Irish sailors who actually did the dirty work.

Made for UWE/Regional History Centre by SATSYMPH

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Hosted by: SATSYMPH

APA style reference

Hoyte, R. (2017). Romancing the Gibbet. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/romancing-the-gibbet/

driftsinging

Drawing with (vocal) sound in response to place while passing through place. Driftsinging borrows from the Situationist Drift, and Baudelaire’s flâneur. Driftsinging also relates to the process of ‘sounding,’ the sonic measuring of distance and depth that locates position in place and ‘echo location’, the examination of place through sonic reflection and refraction, resonance and echo.

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