Archipelagic Listening

François J. Bonnet talks about The Order of Sounds: A Sonorous Archipelago.

Music used in this podcast:

  • Kassel Jaeger, ‘Campo Del Cielo’, from Deltas (Editions Mego).
  • Bernard Parmegiani, ‘Des mots et des sons’, from L’Oeuvre Musicale (INA-GRM).
  • Robin Mackay, Field Recording from St Agnes beach, 12 May 2016 0930.
  • TLAOTLON, ‘The Co-Domain’, from Natural Devices (World Memory Records).
  • TCF, 05DB9F72A8B41C628A3C96228B5B03236F811664763E0AD816, from 415C47197f78e811feeb7862288306ec4137fd4ec3ded8b (Mute).
  • Alfred Bregman and Pierre Ahad, ‘Apparent Continuity’, from Demonstrations of Auditory Scene Analysis: The Perceptual Organization of Sound (MIT).
  • Main, ‘Firmament IV’, from Firmament (Beggars Banquet).
  • Konstantin Raudive, Breakthrough, record accompanying the book Breakthrough: An Amazing Experiment in Electronic Communication with the Dead (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 1971).
  • Giacinto Scelsi, ‘Quattro Pezzi per Orchestra’, from Chamber Works (edition rz).
  • Pierre Schaeffer, ‘Étude aux objects (1) Objets exposés’, from L’oeuvre musicale (INA-GRM)
  • Bram Arnold, field recording from End of the World Garden, 1 May 2016 0620.
  • Gérard Grisey, Ensemble Recherche, Vortex Temporum (Accord).

Banner Image: Charles Avery, Sketch for an Archipelago.