A generative practice that promotes different knowledge. One that listens is never at a distance but always in the middle of the sound heard.

  • The sound of fire (photo: Juliana Acero).
    Cuando el Fuego Suena
    Composition by Ana María Romano
    Listening is presence and present, and this is what Ana María Romano proposes to us: a careful listening to her closest soundscapes. // Escuchar es presencia y presente, y esto es lo que nos propone Ana María Romano: una escucha cuidadosa de sus paisajes sonoros más cercanos.
  • We talk about being «transported» by music, but we don’t often ask where it takes us. Maybe here? (photo: NASA/ESA 2015).
    The Otherworld of Music
    Short Essay by Fran Pope
    Music that hits you so strong that you stop what you were doing, transporting you to an otherworld. In this essay, our writer ponders this alternative space she finds when listening to specific tracks.
  • The wake of morning, perhaps (photo: Chris Downer).
    Hearing Out a Window
    Short Essay by Majd Shidiac
    Voices in crowded urban terrains, the sonic shock of fighter jets. Some music can evoke ideas of the life it is made in – and create relationships. Read an essay by Majd Shidiac from the «Sonic Worlding» column.
  • Focused Listening on Soundwalk
    Quotation by Anna Khvyl

    «During focused listening on soundwalks we can sink our attention into the depths of the sounds.»