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Sound walk SWS24 2024

The Rio Cavalos Trio

Rio Cavalos Image Mix
Multiple locations
12 minutes
Free

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Field recording

Sub-collection · 43 items

landscapes

Collection · 25 items

river

Collection · 76 items

Song

Collection · 18 items

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Sub-collection

Field recording

Sub-collection · 43 items

landscapes

Collection · 25 items

river

Collection · 76 items

Song

Collection · 18 items

Related

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Walking piece

Upstream Along the Betwa

A piece composed from sounds recorded along the River Betwa in Madhya Pradesh, India. Recordings were made while walking upstream to its source in December 2019 as a part of the Veditum Foundation’s Moving Upstream Fellowship.

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url

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This trio of short sound works – combining field recording, text and song – marks 3 points along the path of the Rio Cavalos in central Portugal.

This trio of short sound works – combining field recording, text and song – marks 3 points along the path of the Rio Cavalos in central Portugal, where I have recently moved.

These sound mixes are a way of attuning myself to my new watery neighbour and to bring together reflections from regular walks along the Cavalos.

They also function as a conversation with the river – a way of introducing myself and addressing this lively, flowing presence through landscapes that were new to me.

The three mixes are virtually pinned to the landscape through the app AudioSpaces, so can be experienced in situ or through the links on this page.

Mix 1: Bordada

CC-BY-NC: Jo Scott

Credits

Jo Scott

APA style reference

Scott, J. (2024). The Rio Cavalos Trio. walk · listen · create. https://walklistencreate.org/walkingpiece/the-rio-cavalos-trio/

donder

Aimless wandering.

Added by Morag Paterson
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