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A soundwalk blog will be constantly renewed with sounds recorded in Ghent during the International Conference on Deleuze and Artistic Research DARE 2015. These sounds will be combined and composed to an audio walk available for download by all conference participants. Each one is encouraged to contribute with sounds, soundscapes, narratives, stories and so on recorded during their stay or their voyage towards Ghent. The soundscape composition will be changing everyday as new sounds will be added. The result is meant to be listened to while walking in the city of Ghent, inside and outside the conference venues or while walking from one conference venue to the other.
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DARE 2015 is an international conference on Deleuze and artistic research organised by the Orpheus Institute in Ghent (Belgium) 9-11 November 2015. The DARE 2015 conference is organised by the Orpheus Institute (Ghent) and the ERC funded research programme Music Experiment 21.
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