June 2011
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Shh. Listen. World Listening Day
Read more: Shh. Listen. World Listening DayA new article about World Listening Day by Linda Carroli has just posted on the website for ArtsHub. With a focus on Australian events and acoustic ecology, among the projects are those by artist Perdita Phillips and Brisbane-based sound artist Lawrence English. His Site Listening will be featured in this year’s Queensland Music Festival.
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Create a Sonic Snapshot of the World
Read more: Create a Sonic Snapshot of the Worldradio aporee participates on the 2nd World Listening Day–share your audio recordings Last year radio aporee asked people around the world to send sound recordings made on July 18, to the radio aporee ::: soundmap project. This was fun and a success. Listen to the amazing results on the project map of the World Listening…
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Why is Sound Important?
Read more: Why is Sound Important?National Park Services, 2011 World Listening Day “Some of our most profound experiences in life are not seen; they are heard.” Check out the new National Park Services’ web page for 2011 World Listening Day, from the Night Skies and Natural Sounds Division!
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