São Miguel SOUNDwalk

Anita Mahtani, Iain Armstrong

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Abstract

Guided by the SOUNDkitchen collective, these walks typically involve simple 'ear cleaning' exercises designed to draw attention to different sonic features particular to the location. We are also interested in extending the walker's listening abilities, augmenting the natural hearing range through the use of audio technology. This may include listening to recorded audio tracks that present recordings from locations at different times of day, night or year. We might transport listeners to visible landmarks such as inside a church or onto the roof of a distant building. We also use carefully placed microphones to enable walkers to hear hidden sounds from locations that are usually inaccessible such as under water, high in the branches of trees or inside objects.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 7 Apr 2017
EventSOUNDwalk - São Miguel, Portugal
Duration: 7 Apr 20178 Apr 2017

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