The recordings were taken at five bridges that cross the River Soar in Leicester, England, as it travels north towards the city centre.
The bridges have both individual and unifying audio characteristics. The sequence of the bridges are as follows: Bridge 103A, Packhorse Bridge, Bridge 105C, Bridge 106 & Bridge 107.
This site specific work encourages deep listening and a consideration of sound ecology.
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Kunstencentrum KAAP
Burg, Brugge, België
Audio hacking is a sound walk where added sounds kidnap the listening of passers-by.
Building Instruments and Design West
Bristol, UK
In this hour long audio walking tour you will be guided to listen deeply and reflect on the present, past and future soundscapes along the Bristol harbour-side.
Nida Culture and Tourism Information Center Agila 
Nida, Lithuania
The plot of this soundwalk opera is based on real text written in Nida (Lithuania) by german speaking school teachers between 1922 an 1945. It reflects on the real historical events that were happening around the town of Nida, in the Curonian Spit.
Steve Widders (Anaiwan elder), National Parks and Wildlife Service NSW, Armidale High Country Tourism, Soundtrails 
Walking through some of NSW's most spectacular National Park scenery, walkers are captivated by sound rich story. We delve into the place's traditional significance as a burial place, as well as its ecological importance and European history.
Soundtrails, National Parks and Wildlife Service NSW, New England High Country Tourism
Apsley Falls, Oxley Wild Rivers National Park, NSW
This stunning walk along Aspley gorge delves into Aboriginal culture, the violent impact of European invasion, and how the local community continues to grapple with the area's unsettling history. Sound rich story conveys the incredible ecology here.
Washpool National Park, Coachwood Drive, Gibraltar Range NSW, Australia
A soundtrail that takes the listener through the rich and diverse history of this ancient rainforest which is now World Heritage protected.
Corporation Row, London, UK
The mystery of Alex Mann: Part crime reenactment. Part sensory safari. Wholly unreliable guided walk for two people.
