A walk by Ienke Kastelein This is a shared walk around Berlin Alexanderplatz,from 8 am – 8.30 am on september 1, 2019We will listen to the Sounds of the City while walking in silenceand focus on the experience of space emerging from sound and resonance. We will make a soundrecording of the walk and share

Would the Amazon forest still be burning if it was legally recognised as a living entity? Environmental rights and ecoside are some of the themes of Convex’s new performance: Thalweg. The artistic collaboration Convex is presenting new work at Totally Thames for the second year. Thalweg is a choral meditation promenade along the river Thames

Talking to trees is a local walk around some beautiful trees in suburban Holt in the Australian Capital Territory. These trees silently watch our daily comings and goings and we often do not notice them quietly supporting our life and work through their life giving oxygen and their shade on hot summers day. The walk

Drawing together history and heritage, local stories and great original music, the Nambour Heritage Soundtrail is a contemporary take on an older Australian town that once saw it at the heart of sweeping cane farms for miles around. From the sugar mill, beauty quests and old Vogue cinema, to the infamy of Bayards Corner and

The Catholic Precinct Soundtrail is a geo locative audio walk and meditation of one of Armidale’s most loved historic sites. This comes to us through the eyes (and ears) of a group of gifted young Aboriginal kids who herald from across the Armidale Catholic diocese, from as far as Walgett to Tenterfield. These kids (dubbed

Just 20km south of the border, Tenterfield is a clear-sky town at the very tip of New South Wales. Rimmed by national parks and large granite outcrops, this is a town built on crossroads; between the coast and the western plains, traditional aboriginal tribal lands, states lines, time zones and railway gauges. The Tenterfield soundtrail

Walgett was where the Freedom Ride exploded onto the national stage. It was the place, as Charlie Perkins said, which was the first big test of moral courage. “Are you with it? Or are you against it? Are you fair dinkum? Or are you not?” It was the place where the Freedom Rides students found

You are standing on sacred ground, Kamilaroi ground. Beneath your feet are the remains of 220 Aboriginal people, 120 children among them, many who never made their first birthday. Most here were buried here between the years of 1940 and 1968. This was at the height of segregation, opportunities for Aboriginal people were few and

An early morning guided SOUNDwalk of Highbury Park which will offer participants an opportunity to tune in and expose their ears to sounds of the environment that we may not normally hear. The walk will begin at 7am and depart from the play area. The route will take soundwalkers off the beaten path and participants

This walking project will take place in Wageningen, an important city for agriculture in the Netherlands. The theme is about food, more precisely, about crops and food products. YiLing Hung is running a long-term artistic research project on food – how we prepare and consume food in relation to different seasons, ‘Food Walk Wageningen’ is

Sometimes We Wake is a self-guided sound walk set in The Palm House, Botanic Gardens in Belfast. It reflects on a music performance that took place there in 2009 which Richard Davis was involved in. The walk will guide you around the Palm House, remembering the experiences of what it was like to perform in

The piece is a silent urban listening walk I will lead for a group of 15 people maximum in the ancient streets of Fiesole up the hill of Florence in Italy where I live and operate. The route includes outdoor public spaces such as hilly gardens, small squares, tiny streets, indoor areas such as the

This is the 2019 event. Similar events are scheduled in 2020, for September 17 and September 20. In September of 1928 five locations across central London were recorded by a team from Columbia Records led by Commander Daniel and supported by the Daily Mail. The project was prompted by a pressing concern for the impact

In September of 1928 five locations across central London were recorded by a team from Columbia Records led by Commander Daniel and supported by the Daily Mail. The project was prompted by a pressing concern for the impact on health and wellbeing from traffic noise. As well as traffic sounds of the day accompanied by

Wander Weed, as a performative walk, is a combination of a talk, a lecture, a space specific practice, an environmental listening tool and an introspective exercise. It is based on the last letters of Charles Darwin [1809-1882] that he wrote in relation to the world of plants.His book and study: ‘The Power of Movements in

Wander Weed, as a performative walk, is a combination of a talk, a lecture, a space specific practice, an environmental listening tool and an introspective exercise. It is based on the last letters of Charles Darwin [1909-1882] that he wrote in relation to the world of plants.His book and study: ‘The Power of Movements in

Wander Weed, as a performative walk, is a combination of a talk, a lecture, a space specific practice, an environmental listening tool and an introspective exercise. It is based on the last letters of Charles Darwin [1909-1882] that he wrote in relation to the world of plants.His book and study: ‘The Power of Movements in

Wander Weed, as a performative walk, is a combination of a talk, a lecture, a space specific practice, an environmental listening tool and an introspective exercise. It is based on the last letters of Charles Darwin [1909-1882] that he wrote in relation to the world of plants.His book and study: ‘The Power of Movements in

What happens when our sense of connection weakens? Connection to our surroundings, and also to ourselves. Join artists Marion Tu (US) and Nathania Hartley (UK) for a synchronised walk in Boston and London. During this walk we will realign with the sounds and vibrations of the city, listening and re-orienting ourselves through the rhythmic movement

What happens when our sense of connection weakens? Connection to our surroundings, and also to ourselves. Join artists Marion Tu (US) and Nathania Hartley (UK) for a synchronised walk in Boston and London. During this walk we will realign with the sounds and vibrations of the city, listening and re-orienting ourselves through the rhythmic movement

This Soundwalk will explore the wildlife and human ecology on this large estate with 230 trees. We will listen to the web of life from replayed recordings of bird song, talking heads and listen to bats in real time (bat detection equipment provided). This event is free but booking is essential – Call +44 (0)

EMOTIONAL GEOGRAPHIES TOUR: MOVEMENT, BODY, MEMORY & PLACE Igualada is the capital of Anoia county. The Rec of Igualada is one of the most important industrial neighborhoods in Catalonia. During the last decades, the decline of the textile and leather industries have left an incredibly valuable heritage partially abandoned. Engaged citizens have fought for its protection

Utopia – [just around the corner?]A drift for dancers and silent walkers with Geert Vermeire. A silent walk in series of walks since 2016,  during Sound Walk Sunday 2019 – at  LISTEN, A Season of Sound Art, Frome – September 1st, 2019. Dancers move around – in silence- through the city, with no other intention

Sunday 1st September 10 am – 1.30, ‘Sound Walk Sunday’ event ‘Dancing –Walking with Trees’ (meet at Chichester campus outside the main reception building). Free to participate. Join choreographer Vicky Hunter and local artist Rosie Montford for an artistic exploration of Chichester’s tree trail. The workshop will involve walking, drawing, listening and movement improvisation – no

Explore resident made walking trails in the False Creek area of Vancouver, Canada, in the company of sound artists. (Green Streets Community Garden, located under the Burrard Bridge) Hosted by Matthew Ariaratnam, Elizabeth Ellis, Julie Hammond, Helena Krobath, Brady Marks, and Pietro Sammarco Hosted by artists from the Vancouver Soundwalk Collective and the Soundscape Show

Explore resident made walking trails in the False Creek area of Vancouver, Canada, in the company of sound artists. (Green Streets Community Garden, located under the Burrard Bridge) Hosted by Matthew Ariaratnam, Elizabeth Ellis, Julie Hammond, Helena Krobath, Brady Marks, and Pietro Sammarco Hosted by artists from the Vancouver Soundwalk Collective and the Soundscape Show

Explore resident made walking trails in the False Creek area of Vancouver, Canada, in the company of sound artists. (Green Streets Community Garden, located under the Burrard Bridge) Hosted by Matthew Ariaratnam, Elizabeth Ellis, Julie Hammond, Helena Krobath, Brady Marks, and Pietro Sammarco Hosted by artists from the Vancouver Soundwalk Collective and the Soundscape Show

Underneath The Arches is a soundwalk along the Kennett and Avon canal from The Holburne Museum, Bath to Avoncliff Aqueduct by saxophonist Nick Sorensen.He will perform an improvisation underneath the arches of the bridges, tunnels and aqueducts along the route, responding to the specific acoustics of each of the sites. The walk will commence at

Une marche d’écoute qui nous emmènera de Saint Paul à la place Valmy 9e, en passant par Fourvière et la Loyasse. des points d’ouïe et des Points de vue sur Lyon et alentours.Attention, des passages pentus et escaliers en début et fin de parcours. Dans le cadre de la Sound Walk Day 2019 A soundwalk

Wednesday 18 September, 7pm, Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, NYC. Why do people keep saying that Summer is over? Summer Soundwalks 2019 is going strong, with our third installment, this time at Lincoln Center, an iconic location that is never short on inspiration. Experience award-winning film composer Barbara J Weber’s piece, “Orela” (2016), while

“Walkie Talkie Dream Garden”, by Dafna Naphtali (2018) Thursday, 26 Sep 2019, 6-8PM Meet just inside the gate to East River State Park at Kent and N. 8th Street For the fourth and final installment of Summer Soundwalks 2019 we head across the East River — but just barely — to the Williamsburg waterfront, for

01 Sep 2019, 4-6PM“Walkie Talkie Dream Angles”, by Dafna Naphtali (2016)Washington Square Park, NYC, NYMeet under the Arch In recognition of Sound Walk Sunday, the New York SoundWalkers Meetup is thrilled to be able to host this “special edition” soundwalk featuring Dafna Naphtali’s “Walkie Talkie Dream Angles” (2016). Walkie Talkie Dream Angles is an electroacoustic

Explore the sounds and rhythms of our urban and natural world. Each walk is beneficial for people of all ages to relieve stress, gain focus, and develop a deeper understanding of how we fit into the ecosystem of our environment. Meet at the entrance of the Mennello Museum of American Art.

Vancouver Soundwalk Collective member Jamie Dolinko leads a soundwalk around Coal Harbour, contemplating the sounds that appear and disappear around sound-sealed office buildings and apartments. Explore the area’s sharp corners as they collide and absorb the nearby traffic and coastline. Led walk by Jamie Dolinko: Sunday, September 22, 2019; 2-3:30PM Meeting location: North east corner of

A Culture Days Soundwalk Vancouver’s Cambie Street bisects through the centre of our city, weaving together various facets of daily urban life, while also mirroring similar development pressures in our Regional District and elsewhere. The City of Vancouver acknowledges the importance of the Cambie Corridor as a significant aspect of a sustainable, livable city comprised of