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We reached our £30k fundraising target - thank you
”Thank you to everyone who contributed. Thank you to the artists who hosted and performed at events across London. Thank you to those who donated and bid on items in our auction. And thank you to everyone who shared and spread the word. Your support is what keeps Resonance alive.
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An Extra Week or two
”For our mid-season break 13-26th April Resonance FM will be running a curated showcase of Resonance Extra's highlights so far this year. Selections by Milo Thesiger-Meacham.
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Field recordings to encourage you outside
”Interspersed within our Extra showcase, look out for some very special field recording broadcasts from the Orkney Islands, Twelve Hours In The Life Of A Fox, and the Wetland Project's Earth Day.
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Did you know you can hire our studios?
”Professional audio studios for rehearsal, recording and broadcast – in the heart of London. Book by the hour, bring your own engineer or use ours for voiceover, audiobooks, podcasts, radio production. Find out more here.
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Keep supporting our ground-breaking radio community!
”Deepest thanks to everyone who contributed to our 2026 Fundraiser campaign. Please consider becoming a regular giver, where your monthly support helps us train volunteers, share new voices, and bring bold, creative broadcasting to listeners everywhere.
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Once Upon A Day On Eday
Once Upon a Day on Eday by Martin P. Eccles. A 24-hour work exploring 'a whole day' of a small Orcadian island. Recorded over 12 days and encompassing the 24 hours of a day, into this sonic time and place are added two walks. First, a circumferential walk of the island taking in the whole of the island perimeter; this offers an additional shifting perception of this place, one shaped by time, the topography of the land, the elements and human scale movement within these. Second, a replicated walk around the south end of the island; eight times across 24 hours walking the same path. Again, time expands and changes across the replications. Overall, the work offers an opportunity to hear time and place unfold at the pace of the other-than-human world along with the measured pace of human walking.