Jihyun Song I am fascinated by hollow objects left behind in front of mortality. They vanish as time passes and are forgotten, ironically even if […]
Category: Sound on Writing
(Non)involved Voice in the latest Polish Poetry
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, […]
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 […]