- (world’s first ‘audio-play for an intelligent environment’) 1831 RIOT! (BBC)(2004)
- 1831 RIOT! (BBC News)
- 1831 RIOT! (Digital Lifestyles)(2004)
- 1831 RIOT! The ReMake: 2018 remake (Calvium)(2018)
- 1831 RIOT! The ReMake: 2018 remake (University of the West of England)(2018); Bristol Open Doors (2018)
- (live-art poetry version) Romancing the Gibbet (University of the West of England Regional History Centre): Being Human festival of the Humanities (University of London, Arts and Humanities Research Council, British Academy); vox pops of live-art performance (2014); Bristol Festival of Ideas (2016)
- (augmented soundscape version) Romancing the Gibbet (University of the West of England Regional History Centre) Being Human festival of the Humanities (University of London, Arts and Humanities Research Council, British Academy)(2017)
- Thoughts on Words and Music – Marc Yeats/Satsymph (2012)(download below)
- (augmented soundscape) A 20:20 Vision for Walking (2021)(or listen below)
- (spatial poetry) Voices of Heavitree (Trip Adviser)(2020)
- Voices of Heavitree (Exeter Living)(2018)
- (VR soundscape) Immersive Avebury (2020) “This paper describes and discusses creating and evaluating a virtual reality simulation of Avebury Stone Circle and Henge complex as it might have appeared and sounded circa 2300 BCE“
- (augmented soundscape) Land Bone Stone: South Dorset Ridgeway: (BBC Radio Solent)(2016)
- (live-art poetry) Literary Archaeology: Exploring the Lived Environment of the Enslaved (2017) “This article examines the relationship between literary and bioarchaeological approaches to slavery, and investigates how the methods and priorities of each discipline might inform each other in understanding what it was like to be enslaved.”
- Step-in-Stone multi-artist landscape art project (Arts Council England): three-fold artistic intervention into man-made environments: augmented soundscape; ‘talking rock’ (Black Swan Arts); projected sound into quarry environment
- (live-art poetry) Christabel-Released (blogger review) “We were left to reflect on a hugely rewarding evening’s entertainment, celebrating the virtues of storytelling seemingly from another time. Just like Christabel herself, we were seduced; her, into a forbidden relationship. Us, into a Gothic world, a world which is becoming ever less familiar.” (download review below)
- (live-art poetry) Hana no Kage/Shadow of a Flower (forward to book)(download below)
A 20:20 Vision for Walking: audio of my vision:
Ralph Hoyte 