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150 years ago this week, workers and the poor of Paris seized control of the city and established a popular, elected municipal government: they took over great buildings, wiped out debts, instituted free education – and inspired countless radicals worldwide. The Commune lasted only 72 days before being drowned in blood. But each of those days was a political earthquake. James Butler is joined by Laura Forster, a historian of the Commune, to trace its aftershocks: from the lives of exiled radicals in Soho and Fitzrovia, to the British socialists who took up the story of the Commune – both as an inspiration and a warning – through to Lenin dancing in the snow and the red thread linking the Paris Commune with the London County Council. Delve deeper into the Paris Commune in our archives: James and Aaron discuss the political imaginary of the Commune with Kristin Ross.   https://novaramedia.com/?p=31920

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#NovaraFM: After Storming Heaven

Variation piece based on 47 translations into English of Dante's opening lines of The Inferno. The 48th variation composed by Ciaran Maher as a fractal structure from the voice recording. Text and note published in Fig (2004).
Pic from VIA installation, KUMU Art Museum, Tallinn, 2015

VIA (48 Dante translations) mix w fractals

By the light of the moon

a little more time in four movements

First Song

Wind// 
wings//
 lungs//
 life//
 flight//

Kerry, John and Rhod perform a live improv on Soundart Radio, exploring our relationship with air.
All the instruments are handmade and circuit bent. Vocal FX by Max MSP.

AIR: Tin Moth Live Improvisation on Soundart Radio

Song to help flow of life

Peaches - Fuck the Pain Away (Twat Boutique Disco version)

Bluebells greet the day

Excavation was commissioned for the Sonic Tag project by Soundart Radio.

Excavation (With Alice Armstrong)

This song is a joik of light and darkness. It embodies these two polarities, and calls them forth into a sacred balance within. The song is described as comforting, like a lullaby, in it's senstivie yet deep sound.

Tuulia : Vocals, Song writing
Tramper, Andre Weiskeller : Production, Guitar
(yet to be published who was the beautiful violinist) :)

Joik Song - Light Version

Audiotext pieces recorded for various projects and commissions. Mostly solo voice recordings. But sometimes compositions in collaboration with musicians and sound designers.

VIA (48 Dante translations) mix w fractals

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