https://soundcloud.com/martin-hoogeboom (1954) is an autodidact Dutch sound artist with long standing interests in transcending conventional instrument approaches and the use of non-instrumental organic and homemade sounds. Improvisation and collaboration are an important part of his work.

Some words about the MNEMOSYNE project:
"I was immediately interested in this project because I myself have a fascination for memories and the associated melancholy. Let's not confuse that with nostalgia: longing for a lost past. I am not a man for panta rhei: everything flows. I want time to stand still for at least 30 years. Why did my children have to grow up? Why not stay 3 and 9 for 30 years or longer? Why can't the clouds float low and slowly over the flat Dutch wetlands for 30 consecutive years? And can't I look at that for at least 30 years? My music bears witness to that desire, it is the eternal sounds of nature, sounds of ever-moving time that I save in a few minutes. Time stands still in my sound world. The tapes used in my contribution to the MNEMOSYNE project are recorded between 1961 and 2021. Time captured and stopped."

"What was a crucial sound experience in your life?"
For the first 5 years of my life I lived with my parents in an old dilapidated house in the woods.
Besides the fact that I thought I was the only little human in the world - that was a fright in kindergarten with so many other little humans - the sound of the wind in the fir trees made an indelible impression on me. As a toddler I used to go outside when I woke up at night. Night sounds and the sound of the wind were crucial to my development as an artist. The sound of the wind in the pines is not included. I hear that sound in my head and enjoy the melancholy it evokes. Can call it up anytime, anywhere, but it can only be heard by me.

Links:
Website: www.martinhoogeboom.com
Bandcamp: https://martinhoogeboom.bandcamp.com/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mhoogebo/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/MartinHoogeboom
Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/people/sixmoonnight/

Tracklist:
1: City 1979
2: Electronic piece 1972
3: De Marke 01 1975
4: DUSK (unreleased 7” single A-side 2017)
5: DUSK (unreleased 7” single B-side 2017)
6: OKAPI 2 (Bandcamp release 2017 with Markus Reineke, Theo Calis)
7: Fair, Laren 1980
8: Soft Weed Factory 1973
9: HOPLA (unreleased 1993 with Joris Goyaerts, Willem de Melker)
10: Ginkelduin 1980
11: LAAGLAND III (alternative version, unreleased 2015)
12: UNDERGROWTH (Bandcamp release 2019 with Boson Spin, Herman Muntzing)
13: THE RAW HOUSE IV (alternative version, unreleased 2018)
14: walking 1985
15: AND WE SING (Bandcamp release 2018 with Michel Banabila, Ulrich Langenbach, Aoki Satoru, Wodwo)
16: GEEL (Soundcloud 2016 with Elly de Waard)
17: Jenny 1987
18: De Marke 02 1976
19: Sinterklaas 1962
20: Erik 1961
21: REQUIEM (unreleased 2017) 
22: GUNTA (alternative version, unreleased 2017)
23: DAY ONE (Bandcamp release 2019 with Grant Basma Horsnell, Juan A. Miñana Osca, Lars Björk, Ed van den Brekel)
24: Train journey 1981
25: ZILT (Bandcamp release 2021 with Ed van den Brekel, Eric Jovet, Ulrich Langenbach)
26: DON’T FOOL YOURSELF / A THIN RED LINE (Alternative mix Bandcamp release 2017 with Theo Calis)
27 Improvisation 1974
28 MAURENBRECHER (unreleased 2016)
29 xylophone 1972

MNEMOSYNE #014 - MARTIN HOOGEBOOM

Ortlieb Morgenstern is written and performed by Neugeborene Nachtmusik, Berlin 2021. Unreleased, part of a serie of ambient, folk and free spirited music pieces.

Ortlieb Morgenstern

Preview from upcoming EP. This track is about the mythical Piasa bird coming to attack a tribe in the Illinois Mississippi River Valley.

Attack Along the Mississippi

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SenSen are : Senmove & Braille
Field recordings : Noxin

SenSen - One 2 Thin

5 - Julien Ortuno - Dreila

A radiophonic piece for live performance, radio intervention, and broadcast as an ersatz radio play. When I was young I half-believed that there were little people living inside the radio--what happens if they decide to try to communicate with one another when we, the Ears, are asleep? What do they do when I turn off the radio?
This version created in 2002, remixed in 2011. For more info check out nicelittlestatic.com

The Clandestine Transmissions of Pirate Jenny (excerpt)

for organ, flute, clarinet, violin, violoncello, 2 percussionists
First performance: 1 April 2017 - Orgelpark, Amsterdam

"Ninety-five" for the Ives Ensemble, Slagwerk Den Haag & Ere Lievonen

"Marble Hands", from Grey Magik's untitled album, available now from Muzan Editions on Cassette and Digital.
https://muzaneditions.bandcamp.com/album/untitled
Grey Magik is the collaborative project of Ireland's Garden Magik and Muzan Editions' own Standard Grey.

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Grey Magik - Marble Hands

Anna Friz is a radio, sound and media artist, who creates broadcasts, compositions, installations, short films, and live performances. She continually returns to themes of transmission ecologies and the intimacies of signal space, environment and land, infrastructures, time perception and durational performance, and critical fictions. Anna is a 2023 Guggenheim Fellow, and has been a Rydell Visual Arts Fellow, a Hellman Fellow, and a Prix Palma Ars Acoustica awardee, along with numerous grants and commissions. Her radio artworks have been commissioned by national public radio in Canada, Australia, Austria, Finland, Germany, Denmark, and Spain, and heard on public and independent airwaves all over the world. Presentation in recent years include Ars Electronica Festival (Linz, Austria), The Smithsonian Museum of Natural History, the New York Times Magazine, esc Median Kunst Labor (Graz, Austria), Tsonami Festival de Arte Sonoro (Valparaíso and Santiago, Chile), Heroines of Sound Festival, Berlin Germany), Soundhouse at the Barbican (London UK), Espace Multimedia Gantner (Belfort France), and RE:SOUND Festival (Aalborg, Denmark), and Bienal Sur, Argentina. Anna is currently Associate Professor of Film and Digital Media at University of California, Santa Cruz. 
http://nicelittlestatic.com

The Clandestine Transmissions of Pirate Jenny (excerpt)

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