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Found Sounds are non-musical, everyday environmental noises, recorded material manipulation or field recordings used in music compositions or sound design. This episode looks at how these sounds and objects feature in live sound art, music, musique concrète, and various foley sound experiments crea…
This episode takes a look at the recorder! Looking at its role in children’s music education and different teaching approaches, the beauty of wonky school recorder concerts, arrangements for recorder and experimental approaches to playing it through graphic scores, improvisation and deconstructed p…
SUuggggaaaarr!! A spontaneous episode of Experimental Tunes and Children featuring a very special guest, we explore the appeal, down sides and family policies around sugar. From sweet design, acquiring treats, sonic candy and a selection of tooth decaying songs and snippets from the sickly 60s to 9…
This month’s episode focuses on the spoken word. Inspired by the act of learning to speak, it presents works that play with speech through repeated words and phrases, delivery style, word play, talking technologies and synthesised voices from educators, sound poets and musicians.
Take a sonic trip to Ahmedabad and Kutch in India, through collaged sounds of transport, wildlife, children’s toys and Diwali celebrations. Collected renditions of Indian children’s songs and pop favourites, an introduction to Indian drumming styles and a visit to a rural school. The rhythms of wea…
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