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Tag Archives: Rhythm
A remembered journey through a forgotten landscape
Autumn Equinox with swans and rainfall Four walks around a year: autumn Gruenrekorder | GrDl 140/13 The penultimate seasonal release from the series, four walks around a year, is released on the 15th October, by the German field-recording and sound art … Continue reading
Posted in Autumn, field-recording, Gruenrekorder, River, sound art, sound walk, soundscape, Water
Tagged acoustic ecology, Chalk streams, electro-acoustic, experimental music, Field survey, field-recording, Gruenrekorder, Hydrophone, perception, phonography, rain, Rhythm, River Itchen, seasons, sound art, soundfield, soundscape, spatial acoustics, subaquatic sounds, time
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Walking on air: summer broadcast
The completed summer soundwalk, one of the four walks around a year in winnall moors, will be broadcast by Radeq Radio, in residence at the SoundFjord Gallery, London. The full twenty-five minute summer circuit of the moors is scheduled for … Continue reading
World Listening Day: “Melancholy were the sounds on a winter’s night.”
a walk through winter: 25:00 “Melancholy were the sounds on a winter’s night.” (Virginia Woolf, Jacob’s Room) Wednesday the 18th July 2012 will be the third World Listening Day. Organised by The World Listening Project, the day takes place on … Continue reading
Posted in field-recording, River, sound walk, Water, Winter, World Listening Day
Tagged acoustic ecology, Chalk streams, electro-acoustic, experimental music, field-recording, Hydrophone, john cage, Musique Concrete, perception, phonography, rain, Rhythm, River Itchen, silence, sound art, soundfield, soundscape, spatial acoustics, time
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Remembering movement: time and place thickened
Autumn walk: sharp oblongs of reverberation As summer begins to amble through spring, the remaining sonic perambulations of autumn and winter within the moors are completed. The recordings from which autumn is composed are now over a year old: the … Continue reading
Sound, space and concealment: tiny thoughts on a small mammal survey
As with the water vole survey, the small mammal survey takes place in the autumn, in order to avoid disturbing breeding and catching pregnant animals. Unlike the water vole survey this survey uses traps and therefore takes place in two … Continue reading
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Tagged Field survey, field-recording, john cage, phonography, Rhythm, silence, sound art
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Every last drop of summer: sound marks and surface tension
The last sunset of summer 2010 took place on Wednesday the 22nd September and I set out to record its farewell. The poetics of this moment brings with it a cinematic anticipation of a silent sun seen falling slowly beyond … Continue reading
Posted in field-recording, River, soundscape, Summer, Water
Tagged acoustic ecology, Chalk streams, electro-acoustic, field-recording, Hydrophone, phonography, rain, Rhythm, River Itchen, sound art, soundscape, subaquatic sounds
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The rhythm in rain, doors and hammers
On what the BBC had forecast to be a day of showers and sunny intervals, I met up with Rachel and a work party at Barton Farm barn in the north of the moors. The work party were charged with … Continue reading
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Tagged electro-acoustic, field-recording, phonography, rain, Rhythm, sound art
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winnall moors : soundwalk 