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Processed Bach 01

Recording details:
Microphones TLM 107 by Neumann
Stereo
Sample rate 48000
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01 Accordion Soft Noisy, free sound sample

Recording details:
Microphones KM184 by Neumann
Mono
Sample rate 48000
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Japanese wind bell, pitch: F, free sound sample

Gran Cassa played with soft beater in big hall. Recorded with KM184 microphones by Neumann
Mono
Sample rate 41000
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Gran Cassa - free sound sample

Gran Cassa played with a super ball. Recorded with KM184 microphones by Neumann in a big hall.
Mono
Sample rate 41000
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Gran Cassa played with a super ball - free sound sample

A recording from the island Brac in Croatia featuring a chorus of crickets. 
Field recording (in the forest) using KM184 microphones by Neumann.
Sample rate 41000

Many crickets - free sound sample

A recording from the island Brac in Croatia featuring cicadas (courtesy of Marko Ciciliani). 
Field recording 
stereo

Cicadas- free sound sample

A recording from the island Brac in Croatia featuring crickets (courtesy of Marko Ciciliani).
Field recording
stereo

Multitude of Crickets-free sound sample

We got these beautiful screams as a courtesy of the students of the arts course "Undoing Gender" at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz. Thanks, guys. 
Stereo recording, 48 hz, microphones: Schoeps CMC6u
Happy remix everybody!

Screams And Growls - Male

We got these great screams as a courtesy of the students of the arts course "Undoing Gender" at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz. Thanks, gals, great screaming!
Stereo recording, 48 hz, microphones: Schoeps CMC6u
Happy remix everybody!

Screams - Female

We got these great screams as a courtesy of the students of the arts course "Undoing Gender" at the University of Music and Performing Arts in Graz. Thank you!
Stereo recording, 48 hz, microphones: Schoeps CMC6u
Happy remix everybody!

Crowd Screaming

This is the soundtrack for Maria's soon to come personalized installation "Read me". Maria describes herself as rhythmic and active, but at the same time as soft and melancholic. In this soundtrack you can hear her voice and her playing the djembe. 
She chose two texts to inspire me. One was about life having a rhythm, constantly moving. And the other one was a poem by Hermann Hesse about wisdom which is not to be found in books. You will find it within yourself.

Maria - a portrait

"My chosen name is..." - texts by Isabelle Vigier, France, Paul Norman, England, Camilla Hoitenga, USA, Felix Christian Thiessen, Germany, Michael Wolters, Germany, Alexandra Radoulova, Bulgaria. 
Music and violin: Barbara Lüneburg
Voices: Victor Barceló, Spain, Marko Ciciliani, Croatia, Tamara Friebel, Australia, Damian Stewart, New Zealand, LIA, Austrai, Mikolaj Pociecha, Poland.
The composition is part of the participatory artwork "Slices of Life" for violin, electronics and video in the framework of the artisitc research project http://transcoding.info

My Chosen Name Is….

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