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Tag: interview

Day 6: Romsey to Winchester

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15 – 7am telephone interview with BBC Solent, Romsey, 2nd August, 2012

Romsey to Winchester: 14 miles

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Author adminPosted on 03/09/201218/01/2013Categories AnnouncementsTags BBC Solent, interview, radio, Romsey, telephone, updateLeave a comment on Day 6: Romsey to Winchester

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In 2008 Felicity Ford and Paul Whitty set up a project with the aim of recording everyday life in sound – to resist the overwhelming tide of visual images of the everyday and to meet it with the abundant soundings of vending machines, luggage carousels, toasters, escalators, boilers, garden sheds, wheeled luggage. We followed the writer Georges Perec’s instruction to exhaust the subject, not to be satisfied with a cursory glance, not to be satisifed to have identified what you already know – what you have already heard – but to look again or in our case to listen, to keep listening, to listen long after it would probably have been more sensible to stop. That project was Sound Diaries.

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