Listening Cities Concerts
Eight channel performances hosted and presented by Salford Sonic Fusion Festival partner Listening Cities
How do a city’s soundscape and its ‘soundmarks’ evolve? How does a European urban context of affiliation develop over time and in relation to its location relative to other geographical areas? How can these topics be taught and communicated?
Listening Cities aims to promote a heightened awareness of acoustic communication within urban environments and contexts. It allows for the exchange of creative practice through concerts in each of the partner countries, the authoring of research papers and presentations on subjects concerned with the nature and future development of sonic art.
The Listening Cities project partners are: Tempo Reale (Italy); Group de Musique Vivantes Lyon (France); Alte Schmiede (Austria); and the Electroacoustic Music Research and Applications Laboratory of the Ionian University Corfu (Greece).
Programme:
In-Somnia by Riccardo Catagnola (Tempo Reale, Italy) 7’
Thumbs by David Berezan (University of Manchester) 12’
fragments are what the yew tree saw by John Lowndes (University of Salford) 8’
‘7412’ by Manoli Moriaty (University of Salford) 8’
Promenade by Damiano Meacci (Tempo Reale, Italy) 8’
Interval - 15 minutes
A programme of works from the GMVL Studios Lyons France
Five extracts from “Compositions ornithologiques” Bernard Fort (17’)
Une nuit by Mathieu Valette (9’)
Reflets by Nils Potet (10’)
Two pieces from “L’illusion Acoustique” Marc Favre (20’)
Admission: free
Salford Sonic Fusion Festival is hosted by the School of Arts and Media.
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