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Score #17 by Mathilda [score base: A faded green British Library Card for Mr B Morris; photo and score: Mathilda Guerin (2021); score text: Scene in Paris/‘momentary excitement’/at a table, in the subway, among friends/SMALL BITS/entertainment...
Following on from ‘over borders #1’ (also available as a free download) we have curated a PDF collection of scores (photographic, text, graphic) that use the act of walking as a way to question the objectification of environments and the role of ‘stepping back’ from a human centric view of place.
The post describes a collection of seven interconnected stories set between the British Library and Smithfield Market in London, each paired with a geo-located companion story accessible via What3words locations. These narratives form part of a larger walking-themed series, available as chapbooks from the Museum of Walking, and include audio readings by various performers.
• Listening and Noticing This first step will provide a practical set of inputs and resources for how to document your perspective on everyday sonic moments. Techniques and strategies discussed in this session are suggested as ways of approaching our daily collective soundwalks into the streets of Livorno. To participate, any combination of the following are
twalking
Walking and talking (often employed during a walkshop).
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A Wander is not a Slog 
