Volume 4 : Anduin
Developed from some of the sounds and themes used in a series of installation performances titled “Sketches of the Lesser Death,” these are the first new tracks from Jonathan Lee’s Anduin since 2012’s Stolen Years LP. It’s the beginning of a dream narrative where each song is a chapter, every sound a character in motion. Includes contributions from Stolen Years and Lesser Death collaborator Jimmy Ghaphery on saxophone along with former Souvenir’s Young America mates Graham Scala and Noah Saval on guitar and harmonica respectively. 

Ginter Park by Anduin

Sleeper by Anduin

Student-led interviews during eight-week project at Art180 in Richmond, Virginia.  Students discuss problems involving urban food deserts and how they are affected by lack of choice to purchase healthy foods.  Interviews led by  Kalen Gilliam, Shannon Shelton and Michael Ssegawa.  2015  
http://www.art180.org/

Art 180 Student Interviews:  Sydney Vick

The People’s Record of Richmond was a public interview session exploring the topic of Richmond's infamous public space and landmark Monument Avenue during the opening of "Truthful History Heals" at Iridian Gallery at Diversity Richmond on June 2nd, 2016. In connection to RightHereOnce.org, Vaughn Garland recorded conversations about how Richmond sees Monument Avenue, past and present.

diversityrichmond.org/what-we-offer/…n-gallery.html


The People’s Record of Richmond: Farid Alan Schintzius

THIS WEDNESDAY - 7PM @ Earth Folk Collective! Come be inspired by the narratives and the legacy of those from our bygone era, upon whose shoulders we stand! 

Background Sounds:  Music:
"Virginia Swing" by Dharma Bombs 
https://dharmabombs.bandcamp.com/

Laura Sullivan's Album

Untold RVA Presents: Bringing Back Richmond's Black Excellence

Interview with my father Dr, Jack Garland in August 2016.  He is currently suffering and diagnosed with Dementia and Parkinson's disease.

Interview with my father Dr. Jack Garland

Rev. Dr. Paige Lanier Chargois, Consultant
Formally of Hope in the City and Initiatives of Change 
us.iofc.org/hope-in-cities-iofc

For use in Right Here Once and "The Sound History for the Trail of Enslaved People."

righthereonce.org/audio-map/#slave-trail

Recorded January 8, 2016 in Richmond, Virginia

Field recordings collected from the Floodwall Walk and Mayo Bridge, Richmond, VA.

www.righthereonce.org

Rev. Dr. Paige Lanier Chargois, Consultant

Buy it Now

Evening Dust Choir

Independent Sound artist and curator living in Richmond, Virginia.  
Executive and Creative Director for Sound Arts Richmond,
https://soundartsrichmond.com/
 
Or visit my main webpage at  http://www.vaughngarland.com

The People’s Record of Richmond: Farid Alan Schintzius

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