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Audio Tours in 2006
- an audioguide written and produced by Alan Hall
for HMS Belfast, now a musuem ship moored in the
Pool of London. It features sound archive from the
Imperial War Museum (including Captain Parnham
who commanded the ship during the sinking of the
Scharnhorst and the Normandy Landings) and new
recordings with veterans who served during the
Korean War and subsequently.
- a tour narrated by Fiona Shaw is for the permanent
collection of the Dublin City Art Gallery The Hugh Lane.
- a guide featuring the artists Brian O'Doherty (aka
Patrick Ireland) for the Patrick Ireland retrospective
which opened in May 2006 at the Dublin City Gallery
The Hugh Lane.
- to supplement the existing audio available at the
Roman Baths in Bath, we've recorded the travel writer
Bill Bryson's musings and reflections on visiting the site.
Special Tate
Modern exhibitions
2004
Edward
Hopper narrated
by Emma Fielding
2002
Warhol
narrated
by Jerry Hall
2002
Matisse-Picasso
narrated
by Jane Birkin
2001 Surrealism:
Desire Unbound
narrated
by Lindsay
Duncan
2001
Century
City narrated
by Meera Syall
Also ad hoc
exhibitions
for:
The
Hayward Gallery
 
2000 Spectacular
Bodies
narrated by
Jonathan Miller
The Deep (Hull)
narrated by Tony Robinson
Bovington Tank Museum
narrated by Jonathan Keeble
Manchester
City Art Gallery
narrated
by Alison
Steadman.
Kent County Council/Shepway District Council
The Battle of Britain Trail
narrated by Dan Snow
Falling Tree has produced an audio tour commissioned by Kent County Council and Acoustiguide for use by motorists as they tour the Battle of Britain Trail.
Sites visited include Hawkinge airfield, the Battle of Britain Memorial at Capel-le-Ferne and Brenzett Aeronautical Museum and among those heard on the tour are curators from the Battle of Britain Museum at Hawkinge, pilots such as Wing Commander Geoffrey Page and Air Chief Marshall Sir Christopher Foxley-Norris who fought in the battle, PM Winston Churchill, Waafs, ground crew, local residents and the RAF Central Band.
The CD tour, available in English and French, is narrated by Dan Snow and written and produced by Alan Hall. It was launched at Hawkinge on Monday 6th June 2005.
 (2.4mb) click for audio extract
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