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You're invited to join us during our next Session

You're invited to join us during our next Session on Listening on Friday, November 29th (5 p.m. UTC+0) -- with Stuart Fowkes, sound artist and field recordist from Oxford, UK, founder of Cities and Memory. Register at linktr.ee/worldlistening.

Te invitamos a unirte a nuestra siguiente sesión sobre escucha el viernes 29 de noviembre (5 p.m. UTC+0), con Stuart Fowkes, artista sonoro y grabador de campo de Oxford, Reino Unido, fundador de Cities and Memory. El link de registro se encuentra en nuestro linktr.ee/worldlistening.

You're invited to join us during "Nick Luscombe an

You're invited to join us during "Nick Luscombe and James Greer from MSCTY_Studio," WLP's next Session on Listening (10 p.m. on Monday, October 21 (UTC-5) / 12:00 p.m. on Tuesday, October 22 (UTC+9)). BBC Radio broadcaster / producer and sound architect Nick Luscombe and sound and music producer James Greer from Tokyo and London-based MSCTY_Studio present a talk about their recent sound recording work in Okinawa and Hokkaido. Register at linktr.ee/worldlistening

Te invitamos a unirte a nuestra siguiente sesión sobre la escucha titulada "Nick Luscombe and James Greer from MSCTY_Studio," este lunes 21 de octubre (10 p.m. UTC-5/ 9 :00 p.m.UTC-6) / 22 de octubre (12:00 p.m. UTC+9/ 2:00 pmUTC+11). Estarán con nosotrxs el locutor de radio de la BBC/ productor y arquitecto de sonido Nick Luscombe y el productor musical y de sonido James Greer desde Tokio y Londres para presentar una plática sobre su más reciente trabajo de grabación en Okinawa y Hokkaido. El link de registro se encuentra en nuestro linktr.ee/worldlistening en bio.

You are invited to join us during our next Session

You are invited to join us during our next Session on Listening (September 26, UTC 10 pm) — “Listening Back / Listening Forward.” We look forward to participants sharing about recent listening and recording experiences as well as thoughts about future listening experiences, practices, fears and hopes (e.g. WLD 2025, climate crisis, etc). Register @ linktr.ee/worldlistening

Te invitamos a unirte a nosotros durante nuestra próxima Sesión sobre la Escucha (26 de septiembre, 22:00 UTC) — “Escuchar hacia atrás / Escuchar hacia adelante”. Esperamos que los participantes compartan sus experiencias recientes de escucha y grabación, así como sus pensamientos sobre futuras experiencias de escucha, prácticas, miedos y esperanzas (por ejemplo, Día Mundial de la Escucha 2025, crisis climática, etc.). Registrarse @ linktr.ee/worldlistening

You are welcome to join us this coming Friday, Aug

You are welcome to join us this coming Friday, August 30th at 6:00 pm UTC-4. The title of the next session on listening is called “The Seasons: Listening to a Changing World” and it will be lead by Linda O’Keeffe, PhD. She will discuss her latest work, The Seasons, commissioned by Northern Lights for the Huddersfield New Music Festival. This piece examines the profound shifts in our seasonal patterns as we face the realities of the climate crisis. Drawing inspiration from Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, the work delves into the evolving sonic landscapes shaped by extreme weather fluctuations, loss of biodiversity, and the potential futures we may face—a world where technology merges with nature or one where many species, including humans, have vanished. Through this exploration, I aim to listen deeply to the ways our environment is transforming and consider what these changes mean for both human and non-human life. Link to register on linktr.ee in our bio. ————————————————————————Te invitamos a unirte este próximo viernes 30 de agosto a las 6:00 pm UTC-4. El título de nuestra siguiente sesión sobre la escucha es : “Las estaciones: Escuchando un mundo cambiante” La anfitriona de esta sesión será Linda O’Keeffe, PhD quien nos hablará de su más reciente trabajo Las estaciones, encargado por Northern Lights para el Huddersfield New Music Festival. Esta pieza examina los profundos cambios en nuestros patrones estaciónales a medida que enfrentamos las realidades de la crisis climática. Inspirado en molders por las fluctuaciones extremas del clima, la pérdida de biodiversidad y los futuros potenciales que podemos enfrentar: un mundo donde la tecnología se fusiona con la naturaleza o uno en el que muchas especies, incluidos los humanos, han desaparecido. A través de esta exploración, mi objetivo es escuchar atentamente las formas en que nuestro entorno se está transformando y considerar lo que estos cambios significa para la vida humana y no humana. Link para registrarse en linktr.ee en la bio. #sessionsonlistening #WLP

Escucha ambiental °°*¨*| archivo paisajes y ter

Escucha ambiental °°*¨*| archivo paisajes y territorio by @radiocosmicalibre_org - RECORRIDO SONORO POR EL MUNDO-
Artistas, activistas, aficionadXs y más nos juntamos para escuchar, reconocernos e identificar la identidad desde el ruido, desde las frecuencias, el registro y la intervención, re escribir la historia y su camino a ojos cerrados.

//Recorremos de norte a sur en busca de nuevos centros desde la escucha como acto político, archivo y memoria desde los territorios que habitamos. Una vuelta al mundo en 24hrs junto a varios artistas sonoros, activistas ecológicos, periodistas y aficionados al sonido como dispositivo de ruptura ante un mundo lleno de caos y guerra. Un respiro para detenernos un momento y escuchar de la mano de otrxs desde otras geografías, eliminamos fronteras uniéndonos simultáneamente por el mundo 🌎 #escucharesescucharnos

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DIRKO/ ENRIQUE ARRIAGA / LUCIA HERBAS / ISAPI RUA / MEL SEGOVIA / MARIANA REYNA / DAMIÁN JALF
SAMANTHA C. / ZET ESTÉVES / KAMEN NEDE / FRIDA VELOZ / DANIELA SOLIS / SARAH PEBBLES / GUY FLEISHER / ILEANA HERNÁNDEZ

FERNANDO FERIA / ADRIAN LEON / CLAUDIA ROSILES / IRENE TREJO / RUSSELL WALLACE / CONSTANTINE KATSIRIS

Night Insect & Train Soundscapes by @dangodston

Night Insect & Train Soundscapes by @dangodston
This daily listening practice happens in the evenings during the week of World Listening Day, at the train tracks by a water tower — listening to night sounds among the interstices between biophony and anthropophony. Wind, insects, trains (freight, Metra, Amtrak) and other sounds. At some points interacting with these anthropogenic & biophonic soundscapes, with trumpet. train tracks
500 Lake Cook Rd. , Deerfield, IL, 60015, Great Lakes

Amplifying Place with Potawatomi Listening by the

Amplifying Place with Potawatomi Listening by the @midwestsocae Join us for an enlightening and serene event, “Embracing Soundscapes: An Acoustic Ecology Journey,” where we delve into the profound relationship between sound and the environment from the unique perspective of the Potawatomi people.

Our event will bridge gaps between Western Science and Traditional Ecological Knowledge, and will feature Potawatomi speaker Billie Kerner (she, her, hers), who will share her deep insights into acoustic ecology. She will guide us through a relaxing exploration of how sounds shape and are shaped by the natural world around us. This journey will highlight the integral role of sound in Potawatomi language, culture, and spirituality.

Participants will be immersed in the rich tapestry of natural sounds, learning to listen with intention and appreciate the symbiotic relationship between the environment and the auditory experiences it offers. From the whisper of the wind through the trees to the calls of native birds, each sound tells a story and holds significance in the Potawatomi way of life.

Key Highlights:

Cultural Insights: Understand how sounds are interwoven with Potawatomi traditions and beliefs.

Language Connection: Discover the importance of auditory elements in the Potawatomi language.

Spirituality and Sound: Explore the spiritual significance of natural sounds in Potawatomi practices.

Guided Listening Sessions: Participate in guided sessions to experience and appreciate the sounds of nature in a new and profound way.

This event promises to be a peaceful and reflective experience, inviting participants to deepen their connection with the natural world through the lens of acoustic ecology. Come prepared to listen, learn, and leave with a renewed appreciation for the sounds that surround us every day.

Location: Burnham Wildlife Corridor at 47th St & Cornell Drive, by the Caracol Gathering Space, in Chicago, Illinois.

Reserve your spot today and embark on a journey of sound and nature that will resonate long after the event concludes. RSVP here: https://forms.gle/LKWWhNYYJAdeEqTh6

Billie Warren is a citizen of the Pokagon Band of Potawa

Listening to the Weave of time by Castlegregory Be

Listening to the Weave of time by Castlegregory Beach July 18th is world listening day. This year’s theme is “Listening to the weave of time”. Come and join us on Castlegregory Beach at 8pm on Thursday for an active listening practice. This will be a free style event where everyone is welcome to make a contribution. Feel free to bring blankets, something to sit on , tea, coffee or other refreshments. If anyone wishes to bring instruments to see how they interact with the natural world, you are more than welcome.

Listening Instruments Invention Workshop by @liste

Listening Instruments Invention Workshop by @listeninginstruments Through the use of various objects and materials, the workshop explores how the act of listening can be physically modified to transform the relationship between a listener and the noises that surround them. The workshop opens with a brief presentation in order to identify the conceptual and theoretical framework of the larger Listening Instruments research initiative.

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