Category: Introduction to Sound Arts

Week 7 –Start reading Sonic Arts from Trevor Wishart and pick a line that you found the most interesting. Try to add your thoughts to it (such as why it resonates with you or if you don’t agree, form discussions).– talks about lattice structure of music form as classic notes and pitches. “Music as an…

Week 7 Context This week has been more productive for me. I have been putting a lot of my attention into the idea for my final soundscape. I have also have been looking for a job and have trail shift on Saturday so this week has been very productive for me. I planned to start…

week 5 This week we went to Leytonstone to look at Graeme Miller’s execution about the rehousing project that made over 500 people homeless. He used sound broadcasts to portray the people who used to live there, by following a map you can tap into these transitions and listen to the stories of the people…

Week 4 Hildegarde Westercamp After to listening to this sound walk it really inspired me. She’s doing a voice over on a beach, she tell a story about the animals and things she can hear in the background. She used foley to portray things w aren’t suppose to hear. Like the scallops moving on the…

Week 4 independent study Rhizome relates to a network of multiplicities that are not arborescent or tree like. The art that comes from rhizome lacks structure and it has no beginning and end. It relates to post-modernism because of its anti-form and playful schematics and it breaks from modernisms purposeful design. Rhizome interested me because…

This piece interested me initially because of the lack of tone or pitch in the singer who is seen throughout the piece. Its interesting to see the unconventional and unrythmic tones that are at use. Its quite jarring to listen and at times it was intense and scary. It really peaked my interest because of…