Jez Riley French

Articles, Field Recordings, World Listening Day

audible silence – a personal reflection on listening to sounds outside of our attention

June 24, 2021

Inspired by the 2021 theme for World Listening Day: The Unquiet Earth, we are fortunate to feature this reflective essay by multi-talented artist Jez riley French. It is a generous and beautifully written contribution with embedded audio. We hope you find it inspiring and challenging; an offering to evoke respectful understanding of sound’s complex nature…
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World Listening Project Announces New Web Feature

January 25, 2013

The World Listening Project is pleased to announce a new guest blogger initiative. In the upcoming months guest bloggers will be writing about changing soundscapes, new listening practices, new recording techniques, reflections on recent events, interdisciplinary connections to acoustic ecology, and other topics that resonate with WLP’s mission. Blog authors will include Susanna Caprara, Linda…
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Publications, World Listening Day

Within a Grain of Sand: Our Sonic Environment and Some of Its Shapers

May 31, 2011

The new post on the Sounding Out! blog on sound studies features a series of brief interviews by Maile Colbert with people active in the effort to define and explore the notion of soundscape. Among them, Jez Riley French, Rui Costa, Catherine Clover Hildegard Westerkamp, and World Listening Project director, Eric Leonardson on the 2011…
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audible silence – a personal reflection on listening to sounds outside of our attention

World Listening Project Announces New Web Feature

Within a Grain of Sand: Our Sonic Environment and Some of Its Shapers

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