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Since 2009 sound artist Chris Watson has been working with students from Leeds Beckett (formerly Metropolitan) University to record Leeds from new perspectives. Utilising hydrophones, contact and binaural microphones, the students have created a unique archive of hidden sounds, including Roundhay Park, Leeds & Liverpool Canal, the Henry Moore Institute and Leeds Market, alongside looming Yorkshire storms, fishermen's maggots and electricity pylons. |
Alice Walton and Letitia Evans-Minto - Recording with Chris Watson, Broadcasting Place Chris Leete - Shuttle (Bat Detector recording printer and strip lights) Joe Finister - Surround storm bounce Joe Finister - Surround drone bounce Megan Skinner - Soundwalk starting outside Student Union Talesh Patel - Inside the Henry Moore Institute Various (Fine Art students 2012) - Contact microphone on pinball machine near Leeds Market, café in Leeds Market and city collage Amy Leech - Maggots for breakfast Chloe Plumb - Canopy dawn chorus (Roundhay Park) Rob McGregor - Bird song with guitar Chloe Plumb - Gulls (Roundhay Park) Alan Connolly - Three-headed elephant Alan Connolly - Je joue du saxophone Paul Walsh - Wave Trip (for a double-decker bus) Triin Niinemets, Alan Connolly & Ryan Long - Secluded Dania Kooner - Composition no.3 Annabel Crossley - Soundwalk (shops) Chloe Witchell-Chibber - Composition 2 Nick Gledhill & Les Connolly - Voice piece for crowds Chris Bishop - Chris Watson on Eraserhead Verity Hatfield - Spinning Studio David Scarf - Milkshakes Triin Niinemets, Alan Connolly & Ryan Long - Contact microphone on electricity pylon Samantha Bingham & Huw Andrews - Canal walk Mark Whitford - Under the rail bridge by Leeds & Liverpool Canal at 1am Sam Elliott - Ghost Train Paul Walsh - Rail Bridge & Running Train Cough Chris Bishop - Granary Wharf
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