Ingeborg Okkels … Komponisten Birgitte Alsted (f. 1942) har komponeret eksperimenterende både akustisk og elektronisk musik siden 1972. Hun er uddannet violinist fra Det Kongelige Danske Musikkonservatorium med debut i 1971 og master i komposition af …
Andrew Mellor … There was no shortage of audience at koncertkirken for the opening night of 2017’s Gong Tomorrow but despite gratis booze the experimental music festival was determined not to make it easy for us. Both concerts I attended over the course …
Sanne Krogh Groth … Ulrik Schmidt … Morten Søndergaard … Anette Vandsø … Preface by Sanne Krogh Groth, Anette Vandsø, Ulrik Schmidt & Morten Søndergaard The arts today are full of sounds. This, of course, is not an entirely new situation. Indeed, it could …
Jeremy Woodruff … Abstract In this paper I demonstrate how, using sounds of political chanting from Turkey in the last four years, political orientation significantly changes the inflection of chant, reflecting its societal positioning and purpose. …
Morten Søndergaard … Extended abstract This audio paper documents the climbing of a pyramid. It performs and discusses issues such as: sound as evidence, as opposed to ‘intense seeing’ (Tufte); networked ontology and agency (Serres, Pickering); facts and …
Rune Søchting … Abstract This article aims to elucidate the nature of the relation whereby an individual is engaged in a situation with regards to sound-based works of art. A sound-based work is here considered as a site of interaction between sonic and …
Kevin Logan … Abstract This audio paper and the companion video, are intended as an augmentation of the performative presentation which I gave at the Sound Art Matters conference - the title of this previous contribution being: How to Do(o) Things with …
Kwame Phillips … Debra Spitulnik Vidali … Abstract The ethnographic installation “Kabusha Radio Remix” repurposes Bemba language recordings from the archived audio recordings from one of Radio Zambia’s most popular programmes, Kabusha Takolelwe Bowa (a …
Mark Harris … Abstract This article considers a history of electroacoustic music from the perspective of modified vinyl records, one of the media through which it has been disseminated and heard. It is argued that the physical alteration of 12” and 7” …
Ido Govrin … Abstract Tears, Fears and Flashes considers the relationship between interpersonal understanding and propagandist rhetorics, and speculates on the ethical implications of this difficult but often present relationship. The essay examines the …