Sound Art Workshop recordings, morning group. 12 participants invented, created and played new sounding objects. The group then split into 3 smaller groups and performed an improvisation, a computer instantly and generatively recomposed these into this audio composition.

Morning Group Sessions

Sound Art Workshop recordings, afternoon group. 8 participants with profound learning difficulties together with individual helpers invented, created and played new sounding objects. The group performed several improvisations, which was instantly and generatively recomposed into this audio composition using Supercollider.

Afternoon Group Sessions

Field recording taken on my iPhone whilst ice skating at Lee Valley Ice Centre.

Sound of Ice

Sitting by the waters edge of the river Danube the sound has a roaring quality about it. Field recording by Timothy Crowley and Kate Ogley.

Passing Ships on The Danube

Recorded in 2016 along the banks of the Danube during our Bridgeguard residency in Slovakia. Later this recording was used for part of the sound installation Flow, in our residency in The Crypt Gallery, London 2017.

Fisherman Throwing Stones (short edit)

'She was haunted by absurd jumbled ideas-how if you went far enough everything was intelligible, everything was in common; for the mammoths who pastured in the fields of Richmond Hill High Street had turned into paving stones and boxes of ribbon and her aunts.' The Voyage Virginia Woolf 1915

Outdoor sound work inspired by Plymouth's 'Bone Caves' evoke a prehistoric landscape overlaid onto the sounds of the city. 2018.

The Cattedown Bone Caves form part of a huge system of caverns and fissures beneath the length and breadth of Cattedown in Plymouth. Found in the caves among partial skeletons of 15 early humans was the famous 'Cattedown Man' - believed to be the city's earliest known inhabitant and thought to be up to 140,000 years old and of international significance.

Along side the human remains were found the bones of animals including Hyenas, Bison, Woolly Rhinoceros, Wolves, Lions and Reindeer. Cattedown Caves is one of Plymouths most secretive landmarks

Souls Live On In Perpetual Echoes, Artic Reindeer (short edit)

Hosted by Timothy Crowley and Kate Ogley

A fun and innovative introduction to Sound Art for people of all ages; artists and non artists welcome. Participants will spend the day inventing, creating and playing with new sounding objects. Each participant will contribute to an improvised and generative sound composition that will evolve throughout the day and culminate in a collective work that will be available to download on SoundCloud. (no previous experience necessary) 2014

Sound Art Workshop

Kate Ogley and Timothy Crowley

SWIRL (Bude Sea Pool 4-6th Oct 2019)

Interactive and participatory sound Installation commissioned by Sound UK and part of REFLECT- ARTS AND MIND PROJECT.

REFLECT explores the link between the sea and our well being and aims to reconnect people to the coast that surrounds them. Using generative technology and interviews with local people, the installation reflects on the nature of memory and identity and imagine the sea itself as a repository for stories for those who live beside it.

Swirl (short edit)

Field recording of lock down in Penzance, capturing hungry seagulls, ambulance siren, church bells, and clapping for the NHS, Key Workers and Captain Tom (30.04.20). By Timothy Crowley and Kate Ogley.

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