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Soundwalking, soundscaping + discussion

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will be playing a composition created from field recordings I personally captured in the enchanting Gazelle Valley in Jerusalem. Utilizing a spatial arrangement of four speakers, I will take the audience on an immersive journey through the sonic tapestry of this extraordinary location. The performance will involve modulation, transforming the field recordings into a captivating sonic experience that reflects my personal connection with the environment. Following the performance, I will share insights into my creative process and the significance of Gazelle Valley. I believe this event aligns perfectly with the ethos of World Listening Day, as it explores the profound relationship between listening, ecology, and our collective future.

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Además de ser una buena forma de iniciarse en conceptos como el paisajismo sonoro, la escucha atenta o la ecología acústica, es también una excelente forma de saber cómo percibimos nuestro entorno y cómo nos relacionamos con él. Tras recopilar el material grabado, se elaborará una exposición sonora como muestra final de la actividad.

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We'll be doing a callout for field recordings from our creator community asking them to respond to the World Listening Day 2023 prompts. We'll curate the best entries in a playlist that contextualises the event. 13 of the most interesting pieces will go up on our front page for the duration of the day.

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NATURE MUSIC: EXPERIMENTING WITH FIELD RECORDINGS TO COMPOSE A MEANINGFUL SONG Transform the way you listen and create music. In this class, marine biologist and sound artist Heather Spence takes you to the field and studio and teaches you her soundscape-driven composition process — a process that will help you redefine your relationship to music and create meaningful work in your own style. Follow along with her complete process as she composes an entire new song, explaining everything along the way.

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NAISA's contribution to World Listening Day 2023 features a SOUNDwalk exploring the mid-summer soundscape of Deer Lake in Lount Township (22 KM west of South River, Ontario, Canada) as well as a screening of Listening (with Hildegard Westerkamp) by filmmakers Mike Hoolboom and Heather Frise and Accidental Wilderness by media and sound artist Alëna Korolëva. July 15 is an online screening with artist Q&A. July 18 is soundwalk followed by an in-person screening. Both begin at 7 pm local time.

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I’ve created a special episode of the conscient podcast, as part of season 4 on ‘sounding modernity’, that respond to the 3 prompts from the 2023 edition of the WLD. It will be available as of Sunday July 16 on https://www.conscient.ca/.

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Is an activity to listen to soundscape recordings, to speak about sound, soundscape and the practice of active listening. The last activity wil be to go out for a Soundwalk.

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During the event, I will be playing a composition created from field recordings I personally captured in the enchanting Gazelle Valley in Jerusalem. Utilizing a spatial arrangement of four speakers, I will take the audience on an immersive journey through the sonic tapestry of this extraordinary location. The performance will involve modulation, transforming the field recordings into a captivating sonic experience that reflects my personal connection with the environment. Following the performance, I will share insights into my creative process and the significance of Gazelle Valley. I believe this event aligns perfectly with the ethos of World Listening Day, as it explores the profound relationship between listening, ecology, and our collective future

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This year, instead of a theme, World Listening Day asks us to consider how listening can connect us to territory and to other living beings. What better way to do that than engage with the ecological crisis of our very own surroundings. Join us on Burnaby Mountain for a walk that will earwitness the habitat loss, deforestation and encroachment of the Trans Mountain Pipeline project. Let’s notice, connect with, and care for the vitality of the forest, towards ecologically just futures.

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Album release for music compositions that feature underwater field recordings

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Potluck with composer and sound artist Mary Edwards and sound artist and educator Kristien Diekman.

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Storytime with live, improvised music, featuring picture books with themes of listening. Followed by some exercises from "A Sound Education": and listening stations for children. Part of the Night Out in the Parks initiative of the Chicago Park District.

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Dar a Ouvir is project developed by Jazz ao Centro Clube and the Convento São Francisco (a cultural venue of the Coimbra Municipality). On its 7th edition, Dar a Ouvir signals the 10th anniversary of the Coimbra Sound Archive. The CSA works to promote soundscapes as a useful and distinctive way of knowing our surroundings.

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Soundwalk in the City, how influence the daily sound in our enviroment

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…Into The Wild is a recorded sound excursion from Brighton Station to Stanmer Park, discovering sound marks of the city and its enchanting environs, winding up in the unique garden community of Stanmer Organics. ...Into The Wild is produced by members of Sound Art Brighton to celebrate World Listening Day 2023 and will be broadcast on Resonance Extra at midday on 18 July (BST).

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para conmemorar el día de la escucha proponemos un recorrido aural colectivo donde el destino será la remembranza personal y compartida de lo profundo: ¿cuáles son los caminos que hemos transitado?, ¿qué y quiénes nos han acompañado en este viaje?, ¿a qué monstruos nos hemos enfrentado?, ¿qué experiencias nos han forjado y transformado en el trayecto?, ¿cuántas veces hemos tenido que cambiar de rumbo?, son algunas de las preguntas que acompañarán la experiencia de escucha.