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Robert Sanderson

by Robert Sanderson

My name is Robert Sanderson, and I'm an artist living and working in Norwich, England. A lot of the sounds on this site are samples taken from field recordings I've collected over the years, and from old 78rpm records. The instruments are mostly junk instruments - a spanish guitar with a warped neck rescued from a skip, a bronchitic button accordian from a junk shop in Newcastle, a tenor banjo from a car-boot sale, a temperamental keyboard from a charity store...I quite like the idea of these instruments having something of an after-life.For more information, visit my website, or e-mail [email protected].

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Episodes

  1. another day in the anthropocene (scorched earth mix)

    another day in the anthropocene (scorched earth mix) by Robert Sanderson

  2. the dark night is over and a new day has begun

    An incidental vernal soundscape made before sunrise at Kelling Heath in North Norfolk. sharon sanderson - field recordings Robert sanderson - atmospherics

  3. Salthouse-Kelling Crossroad Blues

    Salthouse-Kelling Crossroad Blues by Robert Sanderson

  4. There is a Season

    A response to some of the nasty goings-on taking place outside hotels up and down the land.

  5. Cawston

    A Cawston Church triptych followed by a danse macabre. 1. Winged Messengers In Feathery Uniforms 2. The Foliate Stag 3. God Spede The Plow 4. The Quick & The Dead

  6. The Moon Shines Bright

    An old song for Holy Week, originally collected around the beginning of the last century.

  7. sing cuccu

    music for springtime sharon sanderson - voice & field recordings robert sanderson - instruments & samples

  8. Northsealand (north norfolk edit)

    Northsealand (north norfolk edit) by Robert Sanderson

  9. Our Gracious Guests

    Incidental music for a junket.

  10. sanderson & sanderson - music for St. George’s Day

    Incidental music for the feast of St. George

  11. Sutton Hoo

    Voices - Professor H. C. Wyld (reading an extract from Beowulf) Basil Brown, the archaeologist responsible for the discovery of the ship burial at Sutton Hoo

  12. Under the Sun

    Under the Sun by Robert Sanderson

  13. The Field of Air

    The Field of Air by Robert Sanderson

  14. Life's too short to go to work

    Life's too short to go to work by Robert Sanderson

  15. Quite A Day 78rpm

    Quite A Day 78rpm by Robert Sanderson

  16. The Larks Before The Light (after Garstang)

    transcription of larksong by Professor Walter Garstang recorded by sanderson & sanderson

  17. This ae nighte (Lyke Wake Dirge)

    A song sung at wakes in the north of England dating from the 17th century, if not before. This ae nighte, this ae nighte Every nighte and alle Fire and fleet and candle-lighte And Christe receive thy saule When thou from hence away art past Every nighte and alle To Whinny-muir thou com'st at last...

  18. orfordness

    recorded by sanderson & sanderson a soundscape based on a derelict nuclear weapon testing site on the Suffolk coast

  19. ghost airfield

    a soundtrack to a video project about abandoned world war two airfields recorded by sanderson & sanderson sharon sanderson - field recordings & voice robert sanderson - junk shop button accordion, gramophonics & atmospherics

  20. amsterdam after the war

    voice - rabbi lionel blue

  21. Mr. Sawoniuk

    You were only obeying orders only trying to please your masters - you weren’t the sharpest chisel in the box but you executed your duties with enthusiasm and diligence. The law’s the law and rules are rules and who were you to disagree? If a job’s worth doing, it’s worth doing well. Now, on this...

  22. Crex

    recorded by sanderson & sanderson voice & poem - olivia masi

  23. Music For Bat Detector & Gramophone (sanderson & sanderson)

    recorded by sanderson & sanderson field recordings by sharon sanderson (cornecraik) gramophonics & keyboards by robert sanderson

  24. referendum haiku

    the clattering sound of hectoring ignorance is louder than truth * out in the open deep-seated prejudices surface from below * lies are met with lies – who believes a word they say about anything? * they are not like us – there will be blood on the streets if nothing is done

  25. Ecce Homo

    music for good friday

  26. New Ice Age (long version)

    New Ice Age (long version) by Robert Sanderson

  27. Limina

    field recordings produced by Sharon Sanderson

  28. rook, flying into raking light

    rook, flying into raking light by Robert Sanderson

  29. This Jericho Road

    This Jericho Road by Robert Sanderson

  30. migrator

    He spent his days dreaming of leaving and he remembered the stories he’d been told, of how the city shone at night, and how the streets were paved with gold So he sold off everything he owned and he hit the road with his trusty cat - he had no compass, guide or chart but never once thought of...

  31. Undergrounders

    Incidental music from Amnesia Theatre

  32. The Foliate Stag

    This pagan king fey lord of the forest fecund fucker with bulging bollocks this rutting, spunking, bellowing beast hunted and torn apart by hounds once was dead, but now it lives resurrected and regenerated spewing forth foliage from its mouth and nostrils like the green men in the rafters out of...

  33. John Henry Todd (Somewhere in France 1918)

    A few years ago, after my mother died and I was clearing out the house, I came across a photograph of a young man in uniform at the bottom of a bottom drawer (that's the photo above). Underneath his image, written in pencil, was the legend "Somewhere in France 1918", and on the back of the...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

My name is Robert Sanderson, and I'm an artist living and working in Norwich, England. A lot of the sounds on this site are samples taken from field recordings I've collected over the years, and from old 78rpm records. The instruments are mostly junk instruments - a spanish guitar with a warped neck rescued from a skip, a bronchitic button accordian from a junk shop in Newcastle, a tenor banjo from a car-boot sale, a temperamental keyboard from a charity store...I quite like the idea of these instruments having something of an after-life.For more information, visit my website, or e-mail [email protected].

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