The Audio Foundation with the generous support of AUT presents a
practical and theoretical introduction to experimental music and sound
art:
This workshop aims to provide a hands-on practical and theoretical
framework to contextualize the practice of experimental music and sound
art in contemporary sound culture. Students will be introduced to
processes and technology of generating, recording and manipulating
sound and will be encouraged to present their sound work in progress
over the duration of the workshop. Over the three weeks, students will
receive an introduction to the history, key individuals (New
Zealand/international) and methodology of this practice. Content will
include a rich range of listening material, readings, lectures,
practical sound exercises and discussion.
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Tutors:
Clinton Watkins (MFA) - Sound artist/Installation/ Musician
Richard Francis (MCPA)– Sound artist/Musician, Eso Steel, independent
record label owner 20city/CMR
Guest Lecturers:
Philip Dadson – Sound artist/musician, Arts Laureate 2001, From Scratch
Dean Roberts - Sound artist/musician, Thela, White Winged Moth
John Kennedy - Sound artist/musician, Audible 3, Vit S Improvisation
Workshops
Joyoti Whylie - rm 103, Performance art
Tim Coster – Sound artist/musician, Field recordist, Independent record
label owner
Sam Hamilton – Sound artist/musician, Festivals, Film sound
Andrew Clifford – Writer, curator, The Herald
Jon Bywater – Writer, The Wire, Listener
Times:
22nd Jan – 9th Feb 2007
Mon - Fri, 9pm – 4pm
Fee: $630.00
Bookings are essential.
For more details please contact:
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