Sleep Birmingham Sleep has been selected for SoundFjord’s Alternating Current: Sound Art Now Sonic Art Programme at The Dragonfly Festival, Sweden.
The piece was composed during the Birmingham Sound Matter project, organised by modulate and Francisco Lopez. A CD of all the works composed during the project is available on audiobulb records.
Visited Silverstone recently for a film about GT racing. One of the loudest places I’ve ever been.
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I’ll be on resonancefm on Tuesday at 2pm with a programme of sounds from Georgia and Armenia. Go to frameworkradio.net for details of other broadcasting times and for the podcast.
Been busy this month: I’ve done another edition of framework afield which broadcasts in London on resonancefm on 27 April at 2pm. After that it’s on:
- wednesday, 12am, thessaloniki, gr on cooradio
- wednesday, 3am, lisbon, pt on radio zero
- thursday, 7pm, lisbon, pt on radio zero
- friday, 1am, brussels, be on radio campus 92.1fm
- saturday, 5pm, south devon, uk on soundartradio 102.5fm
If you’re not in any of those places it’s available as a podcast from frameworkradio.net
The recordings are all from a trip to Georgia and Armenia in the summer of 2009, a blog of which is here
Shot off the coast of Phuket, Thailand and in the Hudson River, New York City, 2008-2010. By Richard Mosse.
Cinematography by Trevor Tweeten
Underwater Cinematography by Jerome Thelia
Sound by Martin Clarke
Digital Color by Jerome Thelia
Editing by Ladan Anoushfar
Made possible with the assistance of the Leonore Annenberg Fellowship in the Performing & Visual Arts and Jack Shainman Gallery. Special thanks to Hans Wiesman (in Thailand) and Trevor Tweeten (in NYC).
My film voyager is being screened in Birmingham during a performance of Berio’s Laborintus II, 18-19 March at the Que Club, Birmingham. Click on the poster (which features a still from the film) for details.
The Institute of Broadcast Sound has updated its website – particularly useful is the directory of members, the selection of articles and the wiki, which has info about things like radio mic frequencies by country and what to watch out for when using the RED camera.