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Recorded live at KM28, Berlin on 11 September 2020

Composition and post-production by Duane Pitre

Concert made possible by Musikfonds e.V.

Pons (excerpt)

this is a binaural recording. 
Please listen with head phones.
Place a heavy object on your body, or hold it in your hand.
Place a hot water bottle on your body or cover yourself with a blanket, while listening.
credits: 
voice work/composition: siegmar zacharias
sound design/composition: steve heather

Resisting Disconnect

this is a binaural recording
please listen with headphones
drink some warm water
place something heaving on your body

breathing out loud for others - master

Fallen Embers (cover)

Suzanne was recorded live at Stadtmühle Willisau in 2011. 
... dedicated to ...

Suzanne

Some more rhythmic and various bird call recorded in a beech forest in south Italy.

Forests Of The World

Forests Of The World: Francesco Murano - Beech Forest Song - Italy

Beat Botoxing

A psychedelic deep-listening mix of past/present/future music ritualism for these uncertain times, aimed at focusing attention and opening the gates to the fourth world.

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Lay down and close your eyes if you want

ANIMAterialities

Episode description
This first episode of the Sonic Sketchbooks podcast is a rhizomatic composition of excerpts from upcoming episodes, an introduction to some of the types and uses of sound explored in the podcast series. The following playlist includes notes about the sequence of sounds, and the episode from which each is derived. More information about each episode will become available at the time of the episode’s release.

Playlist for Sonic Sketchbooks Episode 01
timings rounded to closest 5 second interval; compositions, artworks and field recordings by Gary Warner unless otherwise noted

01:25 - 02:35 		
field recording of A Quivering Marginalia, an installation by Gary Warner and Jon McCormack at the University of Sydney College of the Arts Gallery, 07-30 July 2016 - Ep 10 

02:30 - 03:05		
interview with Professor Jon McCormack, Zoom, 07 July 2020 - Ep 04

03:05 - 03:55		
soundtrack to Eden, a digital interactive installation by Jon McCormack - Ep 04

03:50 - 05:10		
exhibition soundtrack for An Ecology of Aleatoric Drawings, Stacks projects,  2018 -  Ep 07

05:00 - 06:50		
field recording of frog pond at Ryoan-ji, Kyoto Japan, 16 May 2017 - Ep 13

06:50- 07:05		
Clocks and Clouds performing, Newtown, Sydney, 20 July 2019 - Ep 09

07:05 - 08:20		
Untitled Intuitions, a sound art composition - Ep 06

07:55 - 09:50		
field recording at Origma Reserve, warm, overcast, still, 4pm 24 November 2019 - Ep 12

09:45 - 11:00		
05 July 2020 - Jeff Doring narrating while listening to audio he recorded in 1971 at Obeimi, New Guinea - Ep 14

11:00 - 13:05		
Nagra field recording ‘Biami Music 30’ by Jeff Doring, Obeimi, New Guinea, 1971 - Ep 14

13:00 - 14:45		
exhibition soundtrack for The First Emperor: China’s Entombed Warriors, AGNSW 2010 - a collaboration with Ian Hamilton - Ep 03

14:40 - 16:05		
field recording - Keihan Line subway approaching Demachi-Yanagi station, Kyoto, 2015 - Ep 13

16:00 - 16:30		
Clocks & Clouds performing at the Ort Festival, SNO Contemporary Art Projects, Marrickville, Sydney, 05 May 2017 - Ep 09

16:25 - 17:25		
exhibition soundtrack for An Ecology of Aleatoric Drawings, Stacks projects 2018 - Ep 07 

17:25 - 18:35		
recorded rehearsal for performance at Servo, Port Kembla, 24 August 2018  - Ep 08

18:30 - 19:45		
Soundtracker, installed in the Single Man’s Hut, Bundanon, 9 April – 7 May 2017 - Ep 11

19:45 - 21:20		
interview with Clocks & Clouds: Kraig Grady and Terumi Narushima, Unanderra, 05 November 2020 - Ep 09

21:10 - 23:00		
Clocks and Clouds performing at the International Memorial Day for Lost 	Species salon event at Articulate project space, 30 November 2019 - Ep 09

22:40 - 25:55		
exhibition soundtrack for The First Emperor: China’s Entombed Warriors, AGNSW 2010 - a collaboration with Ian Hamilton - Ep 03

25:45 - 27:30		
Soundtracker, installed at ES74 Gallery, Alexandria, 17 November 2016 - Ep 11

27:10 - 29:20		
field recording of water running in a hillside gutter at Jakko-in, Ohara, Japan, 28 July 2015 -  Ep 13

28:00 - 29:20		
Barbara Campbell playing Dream by John Cage, Camperdown, Sydney, 09 February 2015 - Ep 05

01 SONIC SKETCHBOOKS - Episode 01

Steve is interested in the repetitive acoustic territories of every day life informing his and others sonic agency. His
research revolves around the physicality of sonic boundaries and how it informs compositional methodologies, materials and structures along with the listeners corporal reading there of. His music is a collision of captivating simplicity and fleeting subtle complexity. Hypnotic and compelling.

drums / percussion / electronics / composition / improvisation / installation / production / fitness / meditation / gardening / woodwork / film

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