Three examples of free103point9’s Radio 4×4, where four performers play into four FM transmitters heard through radio receivers.
Excerpts of performances from Gabriel Burian-Mohr + David Matorin + David Galbraith + Andrew Neumann at Art in General in New York, Tianna Kennedy + Ben Owen + Michelle Nagai + Todd Merrell at Guggenheim Museum, and Tom Roe + Steve Boyle + Angel Neveraz + Valerie Tevere at Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh.
Share TAZ is a czech part of project SHARE.DJ and this radio show is paradocument about it and was recorded during share-workshop on ULTRAHANG festival Budapest.
The Share Taz show is a series of sound recordings and sound notes Lemurie team gathered during the Share Workshop in Budapest in March 2007… this show does not intend to be a document nor it tries to be informative – it is only an attempt to grasp the feeling into a short-time piece.
a classroom without walls experiment with second year Communications BA students in Budapest featuring great thinkers and artists of the global village.
Featuring excerpts from interviews with, lectures and performances of Marshall McLuhan, John Cage, Allen Ginsberg and welsh poet Peter Finch, with a lively “new media treatment”, music and sound recordings of students
fiction radiophonique et onirique en quatre langues (allemand, français, anglais, italien)/dreamlike radio fiction in four languages (french, english, german, italian)
écrit par/written by Clément Laloy
avec les voix de/withe the voices of:
Nathalie Rjewsky
Marie Bos
Regina Roher
Roberta Miss
bruits/noises: Christophe Piette
réalisé par/directed by Clément Laloy & Pierre De Jaeger
produit par/produced by l’atelier de création sonore et radiophonique
proposée par/proposed by radio campus bruxelles
Judith Egger is an artist who lives and works from her base in Munich. This collage is made from recordings she made on her travels over the last eight years.
aco stankovski and nikola gelevski two eminent persons of macedonian culture are playing chess in front of microphone in channel 103…
aco stankovski – eminent macedonian popart painter/director/writer/theoretician and nikola gelevski – theoretician/writer/publishing house/galery owner are playing chess live in front of microphone in channel 103. they are talking about chess, cold war, patriarchat art, global politics, philosophy and other theoretic topics opening various questions during their game… its lucid philosophic verbal chess… genious and inspiring… unfortunately language is macedonian only.. edited and effected version of the program was broadcasted later in the slot of program svirachinja.
“Each space has the potential to expand the perception of a sound.This program departs from several artists own descriptions and reflections on specific spaces to expand the long debate on architectural and acoustic space while simultaneously keeping the focus in the listening experience.”
3 pieces generated by the sommerloch in vienna and st. petersburg/russia.
caroline hofer: ‚an afternoon in hietzing’/‚ein nachmittag in hietzing’
lale rodgarkia-dara: an out-take of the theater-production ‚lamputschka’, theater pokuljeni st. petersburg/ausschnitt aus dem stück ‚lamputschka’ /theater pokuleny st. petersburg
barbara kaiser: ‚bodyguard’
3 pieces by artist Stormsmith Nomi at Soundart Radio, Dartington, UK, on the theme of ecology: Eat Me; Home Sofa Earth Home; Return Return.
Stormsmith Nomi presents 3 of her recent works on the theme of ecology. ‘Eat Me’ concerns relationships between food, farming, supermarkets and the individual; ‘Home Sofa Earth Home’ is a true story of belonging and belongings; ‘Return Return’ examines the choices we make in what we believe to be real.
Radio Free Robots transmits from an uncertain future and Point Radiant is a reception in packets which we can’t clearly understand before we can sort them. Point Radiant is the accidental recording of a field of crossed and untidy transmissions, all coming from the same place but emitted at various moments. All of this looks like rough information, like an alternate logic that seems to be intended to us (those robots speak our languages). No matter the time we’ll need to comprehend, our simply human ears can decide for the moment that it’s only music.
For its 10th contribution to Radia, Grenouille asked Radio Free Robots, a collective of robots who live robot adventures in an “uncertain future”, make radio shows for robots in which they discuss robot issues. Radio Free Robots also produced shows and pieces for Epsilonia (Radio Libertaire), Radio Day festival in Amsterdam, performed live in Le Placard and Cannibal Caniche festivals, on Taxi Blind and Radio 404 webradios, made installations in City Sonics in Mons, Belgium, and Visual Arts Center in Hong Kong.
Listen to more Radio Free Robots’!