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Songs of place and time
To coincide with the print publication of SONGS OF PLACE AND TIME: Birdsong and the Dawn Chorus in Natural History and the Arts (Edited by Mike Collier, Bennett Hogg & John Strachan), an anthology of contributions from 37 natural historians, we are delighted to have editor, Mike Collier and contributor and bird song recordist Geoff Sample as guests for this walk · listen · café.
+1 Drifting through sounds and the outer world, finding oneself
Carina Pesch, aka La Pesch, co-curator of GERÄUSCHKULISSE in Leipzig, and shortlisted for the Sound Walk September 2020 Award for her work The Ears May Travel, and walk · listen · create, invite you to reflect upon the specific nature of sound traveling – be it in music, soundscapes, sound walks, or any other sound experience.
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Songs of place and time
To coincide with the print publication of SONGS OF PLACE AND TIME: Birdsong and the Dawn Chorus in Natural History and the Arts (Edited by Mike Collier, Bennett Hogg & John Strachan), an anthology of contributions from 37 natural historians, we are delighted to have editor, Mike Collier and contributor and bird song recordist Geoff Sample as guests for this walk · listen · café.
+1 Drifting through sounds and the outer world, finding oneself
Carina Pesch, aka La Pesch, co-curator of GERÄUSCHKULISSE in Leipzig, and shortlisted for the Sound Walk September 2020 Award for her work The Ears May Travel, and walk · listen · create, invite you to reflect upon the specific nature of sound traveling – be it in music, soundscapes, sound walks, or any other sound experience.
• Sound installation for a multidisciplinary, multi-sensory exhibition commissioned by the tourism office of Bouches-du-Rhòne in partnership with the eco-design agency Canopée exploring the natural environments of four communes of Southern France – Miramas, Istres, Martigues & Salon-de-Provence.
This sonic journey invites the listener to discover the native landscapes and soundsapes found in these pockets of Provence. From the banks of Étang de Berre to the ancient Roman shepherd flatlands of Le Crau, through the lush forests, markets and coasts of fishing villages and Medieval sites.
To enjoy the full experience of this work, it’s advised the listener uses headphones.
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Hosted by: Agence Canopée
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