TOPIC
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Featured 8-channel
works
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1. Soundscape
as concept and terminology
Introduction to soundscape
composition, acoustic ecology,
sustainability, niche hypothesis |
Truax: Pendlerdrom
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2. Introduction
to the World Soundscape Project
Survey of historical documents
and approaches to field recording,
documentation |
Truax: Pacific
Fanfare, Basilica
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3. Approaches
to soundscape composition (spatial
perspectives)
Found sound (phonography) and
abstracted practices and techniques
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Truax: Island,
Aeolian Voices
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4. Historical
precedents (radiophonic and
electroacoustic)
Ruttmann, Koch, Schwartz,
Ferrari, Braun, Orchard, WSP
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Copeland: Memory
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5. Hildegard
Westerkamp, soundscape works
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Westerkamp: Talking
Rain, Into the Labyrinth
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6. Barry
Truax, soundscape works
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Truax: Earth
& Steel, Chalice Well, Garden of
Sonic Delights, Rainforest Raven
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7. Soundscape
and Acousmatic approaches mixed
Body, Wishart, Risset,
McCartney, Tenney, Lansky, Andean,
Raimondo
corrections to the video
("pisang" in Indonesian means bananas;
Paul Lansky worked at Princeton, not
Stanford)
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Risset: Sud (quadraphonic)
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8. Narrativity;
Text and gender-based approaches
Derbyshire, Dyson, Body,
Truax, Wilson
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Ben Wilson: Googolplex
Truax: Androgyne,
Mon Amour (Video)
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9. Voice
and Text-based approaches, continued
Rubin, Young, Lane, Norman
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Truax: The Shaman Ascending
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10. Other
artists
Monacchi, Wagstaff,
Burtner, Leonard, Barclay, Proy, Polli,
DeLaurenti
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Ronald Boersen:
Silence is Immanent
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11. Other
artists
Peter Manning, Chris
Rolfe, Jaime Reis, Kristian North,
Claudio da Pina, Jacek Smolicki
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Manning: In Memoriam CPR
Rolfe: Bronze Wound
North: Remiges
Da Pina: Boriska
Bells
Truax: What the
Waters Told Me
Truax: When The Earth
Mourned For Me
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