Sonic Fiction -

Analysis, examination and application of a new methodological approach for Sound Studies

Was ist die Befindlichkeit des Landes?

2013-01-28 by Holger Schulze | Comments Off

I listen to what is sounding around me right now. It is Friday late afternoon, here in Eastern Berlin. The night just falls, around 5:40pm and I can just hear the sound …Continue reading

Vortrag: Klangwelten der Kaluli

2013-01-14 by Carla Müller-Schulzke | Comments Off

1982 erschien eine epochemachende Studie des Jazzmusikers und Ethnologen Steven Feld mit dem Titel: Sound and Sentiment: Birds, Weeping, Poetics and Song in Kaluli Expression. Basierend auf seinen Feldstudien 1976/77 bei den …Continue reading

Was erzählt Pop?

2012-12-11 by Holger Schulze | Comments Off

Das Programm der Tagung ist online:       Pop erzählt in Popromanen und Songs, in Interviews und Bilderserien, in Designobjekten und Zeitschriften, Kleidungsstücken und Webdesign, Pop-up-Stores und viralen Memen: an 3 …Continue reading

Bassapparat

2012-12-10 by Holger Schulze | Comments Off

Über „Wow“ von Carl Schilde (erschienen in: TEXTE ZUR KUNST 22 (2012), H. 88: The Question of Value, S. 142-145) „WOW“ von Carl Schilde ist eine minimalistische Schallplatte. Auf beiden Seiten des …Continue reading

29 loudspeakers in a public place

2012-05-24 by Holger Schulze | Comments Off

Imagine 29 (yes, there’s no typo: twenty-nine) loudspeakers in a public place, all attached to a series of buildings in a street – and every day sound art pieces are played in …Continue reading

Sound Technologies & Sound Practices

2012-05-08 by Holger Schulze | Comments Off

At Leuphana University Lüneburg near Hamburg the 5th workshop of the international research network Sound in Media Culture takes place this weekend, May 11th/12th. We celebrate our internal workshop (in which we …Continue reading

The Klingon Opera

2012-04-23 by Holger Schulze | Comments Off

Is there such a thing as non- or even inhuman music? A music that has been created by animals, machines, aliens or mere accidents? And if not: Could we even imagine to …Continue reading

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