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The only words I know are “more, more and more”
Andrea Lockwood’s piece ‘Piano Burning’ (1968) was an attempt to “record fire” (Rodgers, 2010). She put a microphone inside the piano and recorded for as long as possible, as long as the microphone lasted. She then wrote a fluxus score … Continue reading
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Introduction to Sound Arts #2
Keywords to describe my practice. Deep Listening (Soundscape, Improvisation, Composition, Song) – Deep listening (and, in response, composing) to me is how we are able to kind of access a deeper sense of symbiosis with the world and life energies … Continue reading
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Introduction to Sound Arts #1
“Listening is a door to multiple infinites” Continue reading