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Taken from Music for a Williamson Tunnel CD
A short excerpt from the 45-minute master tape of San Antonio-based Cisneros’ 1981 installation Music for Dripping Water. Water was recorded dripping onto an array of hubcaps placed beneath the eaves of the composer’s home studio during a Texas rainstorm. A single microphone captured these sounds as ‘live’ signal sources for manipulation.
Liverpool Acoustic Weekly Update - w/c Monday 13th October
Written by Graham Holland
Liverpool Acoustic Weekly Update for the week beginning Monday 13th October 2008
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Jitender Shambi - Water Runs Out, Dishes Still To Be Washed
Written by Defnet MediaTaken from the Music for the Williamson Tunnels CD
11.30am on Tuesday 8th July 2008 in the kitchen of a second floor flat in New Delhi opposite a railway line, a water tank empties out into a basin of steel dishes.
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Taken from the Music for the Williamson Tunnels CD
A short excerpt from Susan’s Introductory Exchanges installation (1993). A series of audio devices were placed at intervals along the Woolwich Foot Tunnel under the Thames with sounds, including dripping water, activated by passing viewers. Recorded onto looped answering-machine cassette tapes, the audio was played through walkmans and tiny amps and collaged with the reverberant audio of the tunnel itself.
Dawn is a visual artist and composer. Her work explores the interplay between sound, space, movement and material. 53 of her 57 minutes is a work for 24 differently pitched wine glasses. The composition is based on a 'change ringing' system, as practiced by bell ringers. Following that there is a 4 minute improvisation on guitar seeking a range of harmonics produced by the strings. The final minute is a collection of different location recordings roughly cut together to investigate how the environment acts as a resonator or filter, like the body of an acoustic instrument, shaping the sound passing through it.
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Taken from the Music for the Williamson Tunnel CD
Sneha recently spent time recording sonar and electromagnetic activity at Scottish military sites. This track comes from a series of test underwater recordings at Gare Loch, home of the Trident missiles, with the title indicating the national grid coordinates of the recording's location.
James Lawlor curator of Fellow Travellers and NICE08 Festival tells us about the exhibtions
Written by Defnet MediaNovas CUC
20.09.2008 - 30.11.2008
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Stuart Marconie has been out and about around the North West for the regional development agency recording his experiences. "Stuart's Stories on the move!" as they are called sees him experience - Ferry cross the Mersey...he meets Eric, Vasily and Cap'n Jim - find out what goes on on Stuarts visit with Film stars, politicians, singers, actors. For the glitterati of the early post-war era, there was but one way to enter Liverpool. How true!
Mick Beck recorded at Bluecoat Arts Centre at the Frakture Festival
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Jodi Cave - Incidental Melody For A Dripping Tap
Written by Defnet MediaTrack taken from the Music fro a Williamson Tunnel CD
A graduate of the prestigious Institut de Recherche et Coordination Acoustique/Musique in Paris, Jodi has composed a new work using a tap dripping into a pan: ‘there are some guitar string sounds too which are played by the drips using small speakers on the strings, picking out the resonance of the drips. In a sense, the water is playing the piece.’
S & M (2006 ) Recorded at Wolstenholme Gallery at Frakture Festival
This was recorded at a gig during the 2007 Frakture festival. I personally like that lack of subtlety in the sound world, although there is plenty of subtleness in the playing and approach. I am particularly fond of the sound of the electronics on this piece. They also sound rude - ish. http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=147496816 is where to go to hear more and even read a bit about them.
Track length 8.45
Simon Bradley (cello) Mark Webber (electronics)