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Protected: The Listening

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Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage28th Sep 202128th Sep 2021Posted inUncategorized

Getting To Know Eda Moore

Audio Preservation Engineer Duncan Harrison talks about working with a small collection of audio tapes from the archive of Salisbury film maker Eda Moore.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage8th Jul 20218th Jul 2021Posted inSound Collections, Uncategorized, UOSH CollectionsTags:archives, culture, eda moore, salisbury, sound heritage, Sound recordings, Tape, unlocking our sound heritage, vintageLeave a comment on Getting To Know Eda Moore

A student placement with UOSH

Jingjing Xu reflects on her placement with KeepSounds.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage6th Jul 20216th Jul 2021Posted inUncategorized, UOSH VolunteersTags:volunteersLeave a comment on A student placement with UOSH

Listening Well

Two women, sitting on a sofa. One is wearing headphones, the other is holding a mp3 player. Both are smiling.

A UOSH commission using sound to support wellbeing

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage12th Mar 202118th Mar 2021Posted inUncategorizedTags:Commision, Creativity, Reminiscence, WellbeingLeave a comment on Listening Well

Listening to Sussex’s Special Collections

Esther Gill writes about sound recordings in the University of Sussex’s Special Collections.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage11th Feb 2021Posted inSound Collections, UncategorizedTags:oral history, Special collections, University of SussexLeave a comment on Listening to Sussex’s Special Collections

Ghost stories for Christmas

Black and white image of an ivy-covered large house.

Angela Bachini listens to ghosts in the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage collections.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage18th Dec 202018th Dec 2020Posted inSound CollectionsTags:Christmas traditions, ghost stories, SussexLeave a comment on Ghost stories for Christmas

Eavesdropping on Christmas Eve, 1968

Esther Gill listens in to Christmas Eve in Brighton, 1968.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage16th Dec 2020Posted inSound CollectionsTags:Christmas Eve, Radio BrightonLeave a comment on Eavesdropping on Christmas Eve, 1968

The social importance of oral history

Jen Grasso writes about oral history & working on Windrush interviews.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage30th Oct 202016th Dec 2020Posted inUncategorized, UOSH Collections, UOSH VolunteersTags:BLM, Decolonisation, oral history, Paul ThompsonLeave a comment on The social importance of oral history

Raised voices

A close up of tape on a reel.

Henry Rowsell reflects on working on sound heritage, digitisation projects & less-heard voices.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage29th Oct 202022nd Oct 2020Posted inThe UOSH Team, UncategorizedTags:Digital divide, IPR, MK4D, Open Access, Sound recordingsLeave a comment on Raised voices

Brighton’s West Pier: from 1975 to today

Alison Hulme writes about Brighton’s West Pier, in 1975 & today.

Posted byunlockingoursoundheritage28th Oct 202022nd Oct 2020Posted inUncategorized, UOSH Collections, UOSH VolunteersTags:1975 European Year of Architecture, Conservation, West PierLeave a comment on Brighton’s West Pier: from 1975 to today

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