An introduction to the issue of listening to the literature In the withdrawal of the Forgotten from the language of signs and from memory, justice, […]
Category: Sound on Writing
Bodega Bay
by Nicola Fumo Frattegiani “Bodega Bay” is inspired by Alfred Hitchcock’s film “The Birds” of 1963.The composition is a sound narration of a journey across […]
Neither/N/Nor/N
“Speech enters into the music and becomes it (becomes song) even as it dies, disappearing as music, breathing its last endless rasping breath” — Scott […]
Sanctioned Trespass I
The audio for this piece largely consists of rare found recordings of Sephardic folk tunes and prayers. These folk tunes are particularly low quality and […]
Running Music
by Thomas Brett Editorial…when we talk about runningThe motive of walking has a long and varied history in literature, from Virginia Woolf’s essay “Street Haunting” […]
Listening Futures
by Amina Abbas-Nazari Editorial Happy World Listening Day! World Listening Day is celebrated annually on July 18, the birthday of R. Murray Schafer (Happy Birthday, Raymond!). This […]
Velocità limite
by Paolo Pastorino This work is triggered by a consideration of the speed and amount of information which we are exposed to in each moment […]
Composition as Exploration
Composition as Exploration from Diana Chester on Vimeo. (Re)composition as Explanation Heidi Stalla The only thing that is different from one time to another is […]
A Valentine
What is proposed, then, is a portrait—but not a psychological portrait; instead, a structural one which offers the reader a discursive site: the site of […]
On Song and Writing
True life in haikuand meaning shown to youand balances of phrase out of the blue –Feist Editorial Is it literature? To wrap up the year that […]