The Resonance Radio Orchestra, under the conduction of Alfredo Genovesi, provide an audio backdrop to an interview between Lembit Opik MP (chairman of the Join Parliamentary Committee for Near earth Collision) and Nick Spall.
The players were:
More photos of the event at the Roundhouse Theatre in Camden can be found on flickr.
Marvin Suicide is a weekly 30 minute programme that only plays music and sounds that have been found freely and legally on the internet.
It is available as a podcast at podcasts.resonancefm.com and is currently being broadcast on Resonance 104.4FM at 6:00pm on Sundays.
The Resonance Radio Orchestra presents a new radiophonic work based on the life cycle of the mayfly. The score is written by Veryan Weston, the text by Ed Baxter. As well as the two dozen instrumental performers (whose instruments include laptop, vibraphone, sound effects etc), a special guest actor takes the lead role.
London Revisted
The most recent series of “an hour of capital stuff,†presented by Lord Murk and Nobby.
Produced by John Nicholson for Resonance104.4fm, London Revisited is an esoteric guide to the city’s hidden histories.
Episode 11: An interview with Lloyd and Dorothy Moote, authors of a medico-historical study of The Great Plague: the Story of London’s Most Deadly Year. Plus the regular serial, “Crimes and Damned Crimes,†which dissects Peter Ackroyd’s distorted mythologising of the city; On The Barrow; Roger Dobson’s Lost Writers of London; Reading London; and Tim Mars’s audio cartoon, Meeting with Remarkable Men.
London Revisted
The most recent series of “an hour of capital stuff,†presented by Lord Murk and Nobby.
Produced by John Nicholson for Resonance104.4fm, London Revisited is an esoteric guide to the city’s hidden histories.
Episode 10: an interview with Chris Jones, anarchist and student of subterranean London. Plus the regular serial, “Crimes and Damned Crimes,†which dissects Peter Ackroyd’s distorted mythologising of the city; On The Barrow; Roger Dobson’s Lost Writers of London; Reading London; and Tim Mars’s audio cartoon, Meeting with Remarkable Men. (Note: episode 9 is not available for podcast.)
London Revisted
The most recent series of “an hour of capital stuff,†presented by Lord Murk and Nobby.
Produced by John Nicholson for Resonance104.4fm, London Revisited is an esoteric guide to the city’s hidden histories.
Episode 8: London as the New Jersuselam: an interview with Adrian Gilbert. Plus the regular serial, “Crimes and Damned Crimes,†which dissects Peter Ackroyd’s distorted mythologising of the city; On The Barrow; Roger Dobson’s Lost Writers of London; Reading London; and Tim Mars’s audio cartoon, Meeting with Remarkable Men.
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Episode 7: Interview with leading London writer, Ed Glinnert. Plus the regular serial, ‘Crimes and Damned Crimes’, which dissects Peter Ackroyd’s distorted mythologising of the city; On The Barrow; Roger Dobson’s Lost Writers of London; Reading London; and Tim Mars’s audio cartoon, Meeting with Remarkable Men.
THE DEATH OF NERO – a radiophonic operetta. Devised and performed by The Resonance Radio Orchestra, music written by Alfredo Genovesi, Chris Weaver and Ben Drew with texts and lyrics by Ed Baxter after Tacitus, Suetonius, De Quincey et al.. Performed live at the Shoreditch Festival and broadcast live on Resonance 104.4FM Sunday August 1st 2004
Episode 6: Featuring an interview with London salvage magnate, Adrian Amos (of ‘Lasco’). Plus the regular serial, ‘Crimes and Damned Crimes’, which dissects Peter Ackroyd’s distorted mythologising of the city; On The Barrow; Roger Dobson’s Lost Writers of London; Reading London; and Tim Mars’s audio cartoon, Meeting with Remarkable Men.
WHO KNOWS? – a new radiophonic work by the Resonance Radio Orchestra based on the Guy de Maupassant horror Who Knows? Music written and conducted by Chris Weaver with the text adapted by Ed Baxter. Performed live at the Resonance104.4FM fund-raiser: Live To Air and broadcast live on Resonance 104.4FM Friday 24th September 2004
