The three primeval elements of Soundtrackcity explained: sound, walking and the city. Where sound opens ears if not eyes, walking reinforces the rhythm and duality of the experience of time, and urbanity reinforces the experience of the city.
Remember World Listening Day last year when Michiel streamed the conversations of the wild chickens in the Binckhorst for 24 hours? When you missed it you can now listen back
Soundtrackcity launched its new workshop series ‘Discover home with your ears’ led by Alison Isadora, composer, and Renate Zentschnig, artistic director Urban Sound Lab, in January.
In Deuren naar een gedeelde dimensie, a municipal publication on eight years of art in Stadsdeel Zuid, Urban Sound Lab was chronicled as one of 23 exemplary projects.
The picture presents an intriguing image, a somewhat cluttered but not unattractive arrangement of lots of different parts. But what is actually in the picture, what can this constellation tell us? Where are we?
For this seventh episode of Listen with, we speak to Michel Versteeg who can distinguish the different streetcars passing through the neighborhood by their sound.
Angelika came from a house full of music and experiences life as a symphony. Even in the Amstel House where she now lives, she sometimes lets that symphony of life be heard.