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sssouvenirs
radia #206 + radia #61 : selections from silenceradio.org
[pls. scroll down for english version]

eine stunde radio- und klangkunst von silenceradio.org.
im ersten teil der sendung präsentiert radio campus drei produktionen, die im rahmen des "soundscape forever"-projekts (2007/2008) entstanden sind; im zweiten teil folgt eine auswahl mit souvenirs aus dem radia-archiv von 2006.

credits und hintergrundinformationen: siehe unten

[english]

one hour radio and sound art by silenceradio.org.

in the first part, radio campus presents a fresh selection of three productions from the "soundscape forever" project of 2007/2008; the second part comes with souvenirs from the radia-archives dating back to 2006.

with:

1) "Ruisselle" from Philippe Vandendriessche ( fév 2007: "Sur les hauteurs de Spa, un plateau enneigé et désert, une rivière gelée, qui coulait sous un vitrail de glace transparente. Des cavités s'étaient formées et l'eau faisait des mouvements de remplissage et de vidange dans des sortes de bouteilles de glace.")

2) "Greetings from Italy" from Damien Magnette (Sept 2008 : "During the disorganised trip, our guide had messed around with road maps and itinaries. The "souvenir" diaporama will then finally be one mosaic landscape. / Pendant ce voyage désorganisé, notre guide a brouillé la carte et retourné le plan.
Le diaporama souvenir sera finalement un seul paysage, réalisé en mosaïque."

3) "Midi midi" by Vincent Tholomé
"an attempt to formulate the thought of the day in the crowded midi station"

4) Enfer de zinc, by Philippe Vandendriessche
a storm in a Grimbergen hangar
5) Le murmure de Bruxelles, by Miriane Rouillard
holes, walls and people in a torn city

6) Plaisir d'hiver, by TeddYbbaT
or Santa Claus as a beatbox

7) Expo 58, mixed by Irvic D'Olivier
Sputnik, Atomium, Varèse and the soon to be independent Congo : how 1958 did sound.

8) Arrivée du roi by Fred Meert
old tape found on the flea market

9) Match au parvis de St-Gilles, by Caroline Jennes
we don't really know where it's happening, but they're waiting, that's for sure.

10) Le théorème du Coq, by Raymond Clamart
the Walloon algebraic mantra

Find out more about silence radio at www.silenceradio.org

credits
miss.gunst would like to thank the following artists and sound collectors:
jovica for the space machine, corsica s for some beautiful radiator sounds;
radio campus, brussels, for two seductive selections from silenceradio.org;
silenceradio.org for producing and hosting a hell lot of wonderful radio and sound art pieces;
as well as radia.fm radio art network for being a crowd of incredibly creative partners.

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