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‘Sounds of Europe’ is a project that acknowledges and follows the increase of field recording activity in music, art and sciences in recent years. By field recording activity we mean an artistic practice working with the accidental sounds of our environment. Our aim is to draw up an overall picture of the many different ways of using field recordings, and to explore their signification and effect.
The project has been initiated by Q-O2 (workspace for experimental music and sound art/ Brussels), MTG (Music Technology Group/University Barcelona) / Sons de Barcelona , IRZU (Institute for Sonic Arts Research/Ljubljana) and CRISAP (Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice /University London). Together with associated partners, we’ll set up activities and artistic projects which explore the sounds of the world, thereby stimulating an exchange of experiences, results, and understandings of sound and listening.
For more information and to receive our newsletter, you can contact us at info@soundsofeurope.eu.
With the support of the Culture Programme of the European Union.
soundsofeurope's latest sounds
Sounds of the Artus Studio's abandoned industrial building. Artus is on one hand a creative center in Budapest – a …
An underwater hydrophone recording by Krzysztof Topolski from Martwa Wisła river in Gdańsk, Poland.
Insects recorded in a park by Marcin Dymiter during his residency in Prague, Czech Republic.
A broken CD player in a club by the Wisła river in Kraków.
A field-recording of a fan in India by Konrad Gęca.
The field recording of the New Year's Eve fireworks in a suburban area in Sibiu, Romania
An audio incursion to the Rosia Montana gold mine where visitors are presented the galleries and at the same time …
Field-recording from Lousios river by Yiorgis Sakellariou
Field Recording by Luc Messinezis.
Excerpt from 'Peripatetic' project by Marinos Koutsomichalis (released by Agxivatein in 2009).
Field recording from Jerusalem. Part of Audiopsy project by Luc Messinezis.
Recorded by Felicity Ford during her residency at MoKS in Estonia, May 2012
recorded by SALA in Lithuania. here is his description: "rubbish left by people in nature...this time it were some kind …
this edition of framework:afield has been produced by valeria merlini and felicity ford, with the participants of the framework radio: …
An observation of someone in the middle of going through daily rituals and a documentation of my walk around the …
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