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Between November, 2016 and November 2017 the Museum of Walking ran regular Sound Salons on the First Monday of every month. Join us for relaxed informal discussions about field recording, audio walks, soundscape composition, immersive performances, geo-located media and digital live art performances, in which we share ideas, compositions and walks and explore how sound (and
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Between November, 2016 and November 2017 the Museum of Walking ran regular Sound Salons on the First Monday of every month. Join us for relaxed informal discussions about field recording, audio walks, soundscape composition, immersive performances, geo-located media and digital live art performances, in which we share ideas, compositions and walks and explore how sound (and
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Eco-Arts Festival, 2008.
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