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Show 783: Close-Shaved Sardine by Ed Baxter (Resonance FM)

It took a year or more to think of a sequel to The Exeter Whisper (2018), a radio work realised with 400 primary school children in which a short text decayed and revivified under pressure of being passed along individually … Continue reading

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Show 782: Milan Sketches (Kanal 103)

Sound artists and field recordist Toni Dimitrov was working on several field recordings pieces inspired by cities during his trips. After the sketches from Athens, Belgrade, Ioannina, Bucharest, here is a new piece, dedicated to a city, produced from short … Continue reading

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Show 781: WAITING FOR THE BARBERIANS (Rádio Zero)

after Constantine P. Cavafywith Steve Peters, Marco Scarassatti, Galina Sendrea, Jean-PhilippeRenoult, Paulo Raposo.

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Show 780: Vertigo 282 by Sue Coulson (Soundart Radio)

It was autumn 2019.   Britain on the eve of political upheaval, is split over the impending separation from Europe.  Against this shifting background I wound my way on foot down the long valley to the Tamar river that separates Devon … Continue reading

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Show 779: Zugunruhe by Amber Meulenijzer (Radio Campus Bruxelles)

ZUGUNRUHE (2016/reworked for Radia 2020) Zugunruhe was originally conceived as an installation, a piece where the audience lies together on a large mattress and watches 27 stuffed birds fly in a large circle above their heads. A fiction soundcollage dealing with … Continue reading

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Show 778 | Locu – Luciano-Maggiore (Radio Grenouille / Radio Nunc)

Œuvre électroacoustique créée en 2019, Locu utilise des sons anecdotiques. Par ce procédé Luciano Maggiore poursuit une recherche sur le timbre et la relation entre les sons pris pour eux-mêmes.  Luciano Maggiore, born in Palermo, lives and works in London. … Continue reading

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