By Gregory Markus on April 19, 2017
By Gregory Markus on 19 April 2017 in
BLOG
We trace the history of the carillon of the biggest church in Rotterdam, the Grote of Sint-Laurenskerk. Its bell sounds play an important role in the tracks of the compilation «010», released by the Dutch initiative RE:VIVE.
Posted in BLOG | Tagged archive, BZGRL, Carillon, Church Bells, Damrak, Descartes, Fog Mountain Records, François Hemony, Gregory Markus, history, Jacob van Eyck, Lwa, Marin Mersenne, Meta, Netherlands, Oaktree, Pierre Hemony, RE:VIVE, Roly Porter, Rotterdam, Rotterdam Blitz, Sampling, Sampling Stories, The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision, urban space, World War II |
By Hannes Liechti from Norient on January 31, 2017
By Hannes Liechti from Norient on 31 January 2017 in
BLOG
Although it’s been labeled as an afro-futuristic project and also comes along as such through an eclectic and futuristic sound collage, fashion, photography, and music videos, «Alien Cartoon» by Senegalese producer Ibaaku is deeply rooted in place.
Posted in BLOG | Tagged Dakar, Diola, Ibaaku, Jola, place, Sampling, Sampling Stories, Senegal, urban space |
By Michael Spahr from Norient on July 13, 2012
By Michael Spahr from Norient on 13 July 2012 in
AUDIO
Radio Aporee bietet eine Plattform für Tonjäger und Tonjägerinnen und lädt zu Klangreisen ein. So kann das Fernweh zumindest akustisch geheilt werden. Podcast-Porträt eines Soundscape Web-Projekts.
Posted in AUDIO | Tagged Dossier Soundscape, fieldrecordings, radio aporee, Radio RaBe, Soundscape, Udo Noll, urban space |
