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Saskambis #1. Lukiskiu aikste.

Import from Echoes
Vilnius
25 minutes
no cost
no languages, just music

ECHOES

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Sonic Sedimentation

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Memoriam Lefkada

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ECHOES

Collection · 30 items

Modernity

Collection · 5 items

musical

Collection · 13 items

Soviet Union

Collection · 3 items

Related

url

Better Songs Productions

Better Songs is Leeds based audio collective Rosie Parsons and Verity Watts. We work together and independently to tell stories in new ways, falling between the cracks of sound art, music, journalism and turntablism.

Sound walk

The Ancestors

The Ancestors is a hauntological soundtrail geo-located in the grounds of Killruddery, a historic house in County Wicklow, Ireland. The work explores the written archives of the Brabazon family who have been living at Killruddery since 1618.

Joseph Young
Walking piece

Sonic Sedimentation

Tanner Springs Park, located northwest of downtown Portland, reflects the area’s wetland history amid urban surroundings. This 40-minute Soundwalk, led by composer Yuan-Chen Li, uses guided listening and musical elements to explore themes of sedimentation and the interplay between natural sounds and urban noise.

Third Angle New Music Yuan-Chen Li
url

Memoriam Lefkada

Memoriam Walking Festival invites the residents and visitors of the island to walk together and experience artistic works in the old town of Lefkada. From the 8th to the 18th of July 2022, visual works, narratives, soundscapes, musical composition...

Walking piece
A piece by composer Jonas Jurkūnas. About the city that we do not see, and do not experience on the regular basis.

A piece by composer Jonas Jurkūnas. About the city that we do not see, and do not experience on the regular basis. However, this city is as real as the everyday world, that we are used to.
This walking piece invites to hear the musical soundscapes of the Lukiškės square, the place that is loaded with present, past or even future histories, using the Echoes app.
Every path, and tree have their unique sonic space, that overlaps, and is mixed with your legs, as you move.
The Lukiškės square has experienced a series of transformations: from being a uburb in the 17th century, to a city market square, to an execution place in 19th century, to a Lenin square during Soviet occupation of Lithuania, and finally to a modern and open city square, with green and cosy areas, also open and rhythmic parts full of pedestrians and skaters.

Credits

Jonas Jurkūnas
Hosted by: Divirate

APA style reference

Jurkunas, J. (2021). Saskambis #1. Lukiskiu aikste.. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/saskambis-1-lukiskiu-aikste/

mooching (around)

To loiter or walk aimlessly.

Added by Janette Kerr
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