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Sound:Site – Sonic Arts Festival at South Hill Park Arts Centre, Berkshire, UK...

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Claudia Ferretti @Isonthe·
16 Jan
LISTENING AS A LIFESTYLE

What might a “listening ethic” be?

Transformative – how and when do sounds bring about an epiphany, a long-forgotten memory, or a strong emotional shift?

By @eleona and @World_Listening

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ericleonardson @eleona·
19 Jan
Today's radio garden tribute for Charles Amirkhanian is an inspiration for @World_Listening https://twitter.com/OtherMindsSF/status/1483899654961987584
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Happy 77th Birthday to Other Minds Co-Founder and Executive and Artistic Director Charles Amirkhanian!

Listen live to an all-day radio tribute to his life and work, which ends tonight at 11:59pm PST.

http://radio.garden/visit/edmonds-wa/AJlOOmtF
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World Listening Project (WLP)@World_Listening·
14 Jan
Earth's original #biophony, "In 2011 a team led by Jun-Jie Gu, now at Sichuan Agricultural University in China, worked out that a specific ancient katydid emitted songs tuned to a frequency of 6.4 kilohertz... roughly an octave higher than Mariah Carey’s highest recorded note."
Scientific American@sciam
For billions of years Earth was quiet. Then life got loud.

Recent insights into the evolution of animal acoustics have led to a new understanding of how our modern-day soundscapes came to be. https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fossils-reveal-when-animals-started-making-noise/
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