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  1. i am relistening cause i am preparing the next workshop, and extracting the exercises we made and what worked and what not, the exercise at 48min about looping a tiny snippet of a childhood song across 200 people just gave me goosebumps, will be recording again and post here

    #songastechnology

  2. Jessica Ekomane - Talk - Polyrythms at Q-o2 2023
    @jessicaekomane

    poly­rhythmic prac­tice of Pygmy music, African timeline rhythms, and the pres­ence of non-Anglo European ideas and artists with­in the his­tory of com­pu­ta­tion and com­puter music.

    #songastechnology #socialsound
    #singingastechnology

    soundcloud.com/q-o2/jessica-ek

  3. was part of many moving projects in 2023! ▤

    made this amazing song with Latvian artists:

    #songastechnology

    Who can sing all the songs
    Who can speak all the languages ?
    Who can measure the sea
    Who can find the bottom ?

    ► rec-on.org/songastechno...

    recording scene:

  4. Lied als Technologie
    von Antye Greie-Ripatti

    Song as Technology
    In a hybrid conversation & science -inspired, speculative and poetic exploration, Antye Greie-Ripatti improvises with recorded knowledges and thoughts from many regions to carve out the potentials (and dangers) of 'song' for rec-on.org and for experimental radio.

    #songastechnology

    kunstradio.at/2023B/10_09_2023

  5. Ö1 Kunstsonntag: Radiokunst - Kunstradio

    Lied als Technologie

    meine deutsch/english radio show about 'song as technology' will be on in ORF 10. September 2023, 22:05 CET
    #songastechnology

    oe1.orf.at/programm/20230910/7

  6. still reading to find more on #songastechnology
    etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/songa

    Music is a highly valued feature of all known living cultures, pervading many aspects of daily life, playing many roles. And music is ancient. The oldest known musical instruments appear in the archaeological record from 40,000 years ago (40 Kya) and from these we can infer even earlier musical artefacts/activities, as yet unrepresented in the archaeological record.

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/

  7. finishing a radio essay about #songastechnology maybe there will be more of it in future, for now it is all i got, will make next version one day... will be stronger with more knowledge and feelings and thoughts

  8. making a poem working on a radio piece for "song as technology"

    have you ever heard about a song or music for change, did it work?

    looking for not so knows cases, also academic work ... look at the variety already assembled <3

    thank you to all who help, add yourself on the open pad

    #songastechnology
    etherpad.wikimedia.org/p/songa