Name: Scheikh by minia mania
Duration: 5 min 16 s
Description: kosmische proberaum-nummer-compilation, historischer september 2012.

The first episode in a new series of podcasts looking at – and listening to – the sounds of the world around us. The forthcoming instalments will look at all aspects of our noisy cosmos and how we listen to it, the stories we tell about it, and all the ideas, inventions, discoveries, possibilities and ideas that live in the realm of the audible. Written and produced by Tim Hinman. Supported by B&O PLAY

We kick off with the ambitiously titled episode "The Sound Of Life Itself" where we meet field recordist, sound ecologist and musician Bernie Krause.

01 – The Sound Of Life Itself

"Là où commence la vie sauvage"… Dans ces espaces où l’on apprend à se connaitre autrement, dans les lisières, les entre-deux, les solitudes de bouts du monde. Là. C’est là que nous partons avec Kim Pasche.

Dehors et dedans. Dans le temps et dans l’espace. Respirer le ciel immense, faire taire le monde en soi pour écouter vraiment. Redevenir une proie, aux aguets. Sentir les liens invisibles qui nous rattachent. Retrouver les gestes justes. Au-delà de la survie, écrire l’histoire d’un instant vraiment vécu.

Et si on renouait avec le sauvage…?

Avec : "Beneath the Forest Floor" de Hildegard Westerkamp & un extrait de "Ewalk" de Floriane Pochon et Cédric Chéty

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"Where the wilderness begins" ... In those wide open spaces where we learn to know ourselves differently, on the edges, in-between, in the solitude of the fair side of the world. There. This is where we’re heading to with Kim Pasche.

Inside and outside. In time and in space. Breathing the vast sky, silencing the world inside to start listening. Becoming a prey, lurking. Feeling those invisible ties that bind us. Find the right gestures. Beyond survival, write the story of a truly lived moment.

What if we reconnected to the wild world?

Phaunoscopie #7 : Renouer avec le sauvage, avec Kim Pasche

Unsealed

A radio feature with David Toop, Simon Zagorski-Thomas,
Paul Théberge, Maria Hanáček & Holger Schulze.

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This is the first of series of three one hour-long radio features,
produced at Deutschlandradio Kultur Berlin/Germany
in cooperation with the international research network
Sound in Media Culture (funded by the German Research Foundation DFG):
http://www.soundinmediaculture.net

Researchers, designers and artists from the field of sound studies
present their approaches and evaluations of how sound is produced,
perceived and appropriated – in the 21st century as well as in cultural history:

On the Adventures in Sound I-III: http://www.soundstudieslab.org/homepage-2/adventures-in-sound/

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How are those sounds you hear right now technically generated and post-produced,
how are they aesthetically conceptualized and how culturally dependant are they really?

How is your ability to hear  intertwined with all the other senses
and their cultural, biographical and technological construction over time?

And how is listening and sounding a deeply social activity
 – constructing our way of living together in cities as well as in apartment houses?

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What exactly do you hear in this very moment?

Holger Schulze - Adventures in Sound I - Sound & The Studio (2011)

A radio feature with Jonathan Sterne, AGF a.k.a Antye Greie, Jens Gerrit Papenburg & Holger Schulze.

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This is the second of a series of three one hour-long radio features,
produced at Deutschlandradio Kultur Berlin/Germany
in cooperation with the international research network
Sound in Media Culture (funded by the German Research Foundation DFG):
http://www.soundinmediaculture.net

Researchers, designers and artists from the field of sound studies
present their approaches and evaluations of how sound is produced,
perceived and appropriated – in the 21st century as well as in cultural history:

On the Adventures in Sound I-III: 
http://www.soundstudieslab.org/homepage-2/adventures-in-sound/

*

How are those sounds you hear right now technically generated and post-produced,
how are they aesthetically conceptualized and how culturally dependant are they really?

How is your ability to hear  intertwined with all the other senses
and their cultural, biographical and technological construction over time?

And how is listening and sounding a deeply social activity
 – constructing our way of living together in cities as well as in apartment houses?

*

What exactly do you hear in this very moment?


Holger Schulze - Adventures in Sound II - Sound & The Senses (2012)

Cuckoos at midnight in Black River valley, with nightjar, robin, blackbird and song thrush in background

Cuckoos at midnight in May

kosmische proberaum-nummer-compilation, historischer september 2012.

Scheikh

NTS RADIO 23.08.19

DIKTYOLOGIA _ Sound Exquisite Corpse 
initiated by Premenstrual Syndrome / SPMDJ
for VIZIRADIO


Rules of the game:

A player receives the last 2 minutes of sound from the previous participant,
without any further information on the duration and content of the session.
This fragment then becomes the beginning of its own session.
Each participant will have only one day to make his or her own sound session.
The maximum duration of the session is 20min (minimum 5 minutes).

The sound content is totally free (simple sequence of mixed or unmixed pieces,
a mini live, recordings, indoor field recording etc...) 



6e épisode: 


SPMDJ invite > SwoonLP
SwoonLP > Duu Din Ka
Duu Din Ka > Zoe Chalaux
Zoe Chalaux >  Nina Queissner




Soundcloud:

https://soundcloud.com/syndrome_premenstruel_spm
https://soundcloud.com/swoonlp
soundcloud.com/duudinka
https://soundcloud.com/zo-chamalo
https://ninaqueissner.bandcamp.com/music

Diktyologia 006 / SPMDJ, SwoonLP, DuuDinKa, Zoe Chalaux, Nina Queissner

Le PPP, pire présent perdu, est une émission radiophonique en direct et/ou post-direct. La présentatrice, Edie Rhod, sans scrupule, joue de toutes sortes de références virales, populaires avec ironie et dérisions.

LE MONT PINEAL

The Field Recording Show is a programme exploring the soundscape, recording, listening and composing hosted by Kate Carr and Luca Nasciuti.

This episode takes the relationship between sound and space as its starting point. It features interviews with US academic and artist Brandon LaBelle, and British geographer George Revill. Brandon discusses the ways in which sound studies itself has carved out a particular space within academia, as well as the development of his own thinking on listening, acoustics and a sonic approach to politics. George examines the ways geographers have approached the relationship between sound and space, and discusses how sound might give us new ways of thinking about and communicating the complexities of environmental change. 
Our artist showcase features the Mexican composer Angelica Castello.

Resonance Extra - 24/7 sound art, radio art and global music. Listen on DAB+ in Brighton, Bristol, Cambridge, London and Norwich or via http://extra.resonance.fm

Scheikh

minia mania

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