BBC Radio 3: ‘Hark: An Acoustic Archaeology of Elizabethan England’

Dr. Elizabeth Goldring was interviewed for “Hark: An Acoustic Archaeology of Elizabethan England” which first broadcast on BBC Radio 3 on 1 September 2009.

Chris Brookes and Alan Hall sift the sound-worlds of two contemporary English environments in search of evidence of the vivid aural landscapes inhabited by Shakespeare and Elizabeth I. With contributions from bell-ringer Simon Meyer, Shakespearean voice coach Stewart Pearce, historian Elizabeth Goldring, retired river-man Gordon Dickens, acoustic archaeologist Bruce Smith and musician Anthony Rooley.