In this special episode of Nothing Concrete, we're inviting you to explore Soundhouse, a place for experimental podcasts and radio from around the world, created by Eleanor McDowall and Nina Garthwaite.
Soundhouse originated from thinking about how presenting radio and podcasts in different ways (such as inside the Barbican) might change how you listen. With this year's Soundhouse online rather than in the Barbican, this year's theme became 'Intimacy and Distance'.
In this episode, we hear from the three curators behind the Soundhouse listening rooms - Ariana Martinez, Axel Kacoutié and Arlie Adlington - as they interview each other about the work they chose, alongside clips from Soundhouse.
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From the Archive: Riccardo Chailly on Beethoven and The Gewandhausorchester Leipzig
From the Archive: Moonlight with Tarell Alvin McCraney, Travante Rhodes and Janelle Monáe
From the Archive: Ruben Östlund on Force Majeure and The Square
From the Archive: Benjamin Britten's Curlew River with Netia Jones and Ian Bostridge
From the Archive: Michael Nyman Band
From the Archive: Luca Guadagnino on 'Call Me By Your Name' and 'A Bigger Splash'
From the Archive: A Taxi Ride with Philip Glass
From the Archive: Jeff Mills
The Art of Change with Stephen Fry - Episode 4
The Art of Change with Stephen Fry - Episode 3
The Art of Change with Stephen Fry - Episode 2
The Art of Change with Stephen Fry - Episode 1
The Art of Change: Borders and Boundaries
The Art of Change: Belarus Free Theatre
From the Archive: Olivier Assayas on 'Personal Shopper' & 'Clouds of Sils Maria'
Composer Focus: Sakari Oramo on Jean Sibelius
Composer Focus: Richard Tognetti on Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Composer Focus: Sir Antonio Pappano on Gustav Mahler
Composer Focus: Roderick Williams on Benjamin Britten
Composer Focus: Iestyn Davies on George Frederic Handel
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