JMW Turner was a master at capturing the atmosphere and drama he witnessed on display. By spending a lifetime outside in the landscape, sketching and recording the changing light and weather, Turner developed a deep connection to and understanding of the subject he loved. All these sketches became a memory bank of ideas to use later in his work. 
Join us in taking time to notice these magical changes that happen every day and the drama that can develop.

Come on an audio amble and linger a while in the sounds, smells and sights of Turner’s Walton Bridges landscape

See Me, Hear Me - Turner, Landscape and Light

WATCH MUSIC VIDEO : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjzuq4Cy4b9CN1hG4y9UL6w/featured
with the voice from Robert Wyatt
(https://youtu.be/MswEc58Qi0Q)

Music & Graphics by Arnaud Le Coq

One note's song

WATCH MUSIC VIDEO : https://youtu.be/w1WHj-6QOZQ
Music & Graphics by Arnaud Le Coq

miniature

WATCH MUSIC VIDEO :  https://youtu.be/rPop0bCaoVA.
Music & Graphics by Arnaud Le Coq

Side Two

Hydrophone underwater recording
Lakeside, Eastville Park, Bristol.

Submerged : The River Frome 1

Hydrophone underwater recording.
By the weir, Eastville Park, Bristol.

Submerged : The River Frome 2

Hydrophone underwater recording.
The River Frome, Eastville Park, Bristol.

Submerged : The River Frome 4

Submerged : The River Frome 5

A hydrophone was placed inside a full water butt in our garden, this recording documents turning the tap on and filling a water can, 15th July 2020.

A handmade mono hydrophone connected to a Zoom H4n Recorder was utilised.

Mono Hydrophone Field Recording - Water Butt

This selection was sent to Ruse 49 in France. Other selections or complete playlists were sent to TEA Fm Spain, RadioArte Italy, Radio campus Paris, Radio Campus Bruxelles, nRadio Tsonami Chili, Jade Fm France, Diffusion Fm Australia, and counting! Thanks to all our marvelous artists and partners such as Commission canadienne pour l'Unesco, Avatar Centre and Phonurgia Nova.

119. PabloDiserens - Intertidal Zone (3e Prix)

Gather the family and settle down with warm drinks and cosy blankets for a fantastic wintry tale from the Learning Team at Norwich Castle. In this brand-new online broadcast, The Green Man tells the story of a boastful squire and the beauty of our natural world. Suitable for ages 5+.

Written and recorded by Norfolk Museums. Soundtrack and editing by Mike Ridge.

The Green Man: A Wintry Broadcast

Sound/noise/visual artist based in Norwich, Norfolk, UK.

Mono Hydrophone Field Recording - Water Butt

Michael Ridge / QCS

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