This is a dawn and dusk soundwalk with a combination of binaural and 3D recorded sounds, containing music, poetry, dialogue and sound effects, presented at Heritage Open Days in September 2021. It was the first large-scale public soundwalk Anna organised as part of her PhD research. The music was written and arranged through a selection of inerwined piano motifs, appearing and disappearing throughout the walk. A composition by resident blue plaque composer Roger Quilter titled 'Come Away Death' was also influential to select musical works within it.
Dawn walkers - begin at The Regency Town House, go left once you reach the square and work your way round clockwise, taking pauses where you like (listen back to front of album - Dawn Start)
Dusk walkers - begin at The Regency Town House, go right once you have entered the square, and work through the walk anticlockwise, taking pauses where you like (listen front to back of album - Dusk Start).
Acknowledgements: The Unitarian Church in Brighton for the use of their beautiful Steinway piano, The Actually Gay Men's Choir for their rendition of Pie Jesu, all the contributors to the Brunswick Town Open Call, with a particular thank you to the contributor of the early 1900s album of poetry and well wishes, once owned by Palmeira-based WWI service-girl Annie.

Robert Bevan

My name is Anna and I am a sound artist, field recordist, and SEAHA-CDT PhD candidate; who has a fascination with heritage sites, landscapes, and documenting my surrounding environment, what ever shape it may take. I have over 13 years of music writing, field recording, and sound editing experience, with 5 years working on locative immersive listening experiences for mobile media. This soundcloud presents a portfolio of tracks from my recent heritage-specific public audio experiences.

Robert Bevan

Anna Celeste Edmonds