THINGS YOU MIGHT HEAR BETWEEN 1:30 – 2:00PM
LUNCHTIME
Pips (1977-present)
‘Scanning’: Voiceline becomes a giant radio dial scans through historic BBC regional radio idents
“The Shopping Forecast” read by Neil Nunes: a light hearted bulletin of local shops and business issued in the style of BBC Radio 4’s iconic Shipping Forecast read by one of its most recognisable voices
‘St Clement Rings Out’: A 39 channel spatial composition by Nick Ryan created from the recordings of the Bells of St Clement Danes Church
Early BBC microphone test recordings from BBC Archive demonstrating the frequency response of different models of microphone used in early BBC transmissions
‘Time piece’: A distributed collage of 39 clocks and watches paying homage to the historic existence of clockmakers on St Strand including those of Charles Frodsham and Company c. 1882, & Arnold and Dent, 84 Strand, c. 1830
THINGS YOU MIGHT HEAR BETWEEN 1:30 – 2:00PM
LUNCHTIME
Pips (1977-present)
‘Scanning’: Voiceline becomes a giant radio dial scans through historic BBC regional radio idents
“The Shopping Forecast” read by Neil Nunes: a light hearted bulletin of local shops and business issued in the style of BBC Radio 4’s iconic Shipping Forecast read by one of its most recognisable voices
‘St Clement Rings Out’: A 39 channel spatial composition by Nick Ryan created from the recordings of the Bells of St Clement Danes Church
Early BBC microphone test recordings from BBC Archive demonstrating the frequency response of different models of microphone used in early BBC transmissions
‘Time piece’: A distributed collage of 39 clocks and watches paying homage to the historic existence of clockmakers on St Strand including those of Charles Frodsham and Company c. 1882, & Arnold and Dent, 84 Strand, c. 1830