Shiver those timbres: the London Jazz Festival hits the airwaves
To Ronnie Scott’s in Soho for the opening of the London Jazz Festival and the launch of a new “BBC…
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Viva el bogeyman: you’ll miss Rob Titchener when he’s gone
The villian of The Archers is so hated he even makes the announcer sound tense. But what will happen when leaves. .…
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The aural magic of binaural sound
Unusually, the hype was bettered by the experience as technical prowess brought the sounds of The Stone Tape eerily close.
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Rumble in the jungle: how Heart of Darkness brought Orson Welles to the airwaves
James McAvoy brings a hardness that could shatter walnuts to Orson Welles’s Heart of Darkness on BBC Radio 4.
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SRSLY #16: Lorde, lobsters and lonely hearts
On the pop culture podcast this week, we discuss
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How to tape an opera: recording Orphée et Eurydice
Capturing live opera demands more than a series of mikes attached to the lapels of singers and someone pressing Record.
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The NS Podcast #119: The afterlife of Terence Trent D’Arby
The New Statesman podcast.
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When John Lennon sang like Chopin
Where Bob Dylan fits 45 words into a six-word line, Lennon could be sorcerously expansive, as John Lennon: Verbatim reminds us.
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