The David Brower Center & Other Minds are pleased to present Annea Lockwood for the third and final installment of our 2017 The Nature of Music series.
Annea Lockwood’s work is far-reaching in scope, ranging from works for conventional voices and instruments to graphic scores, electronics, and manipulated sounds, both natural and “unnatural.” For this program, she will present and discuss recent works such as A Sound Map of the Danube, a surround ‘sound map’ of the entire Danube River, incorporating a wide variety of water, animal and underwater insect sounds, rocks from the riverbed and the voices of those whose lives are intimately connected to the river.
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Annea Lockwood’s work is far-reaching in scope, ranging from works for conventional voices and instruments to graphic scores, electronics, and manipulated sounds, both natural and “unnatural.” For this program, she will present and discuss recent works such as A Sound Map of the Danube, a surround ‘sound map’ of the entire Danube River, incorporating a wide variety of water, animal and underwater insect sounds, rocks from the riverbed and the voices of those whose lives are intimately connected to the river.
The David Brower Center & Other Minds are pleased to present Annea Lockwood for the third and final installment of our 2017 The Nature of Music series.
Annea Lockwood’s work is far-reaching in scope, ranging from works for conventional voices and instruments to graphic scores, electronics, and manipulated sounds, both natural and “unnatural.” For this program, she will present and discuss recent works such as A Sound Map of the Danube, a surround ‘sound map’ of the entire Danube River, incorporating a wide variety of water, animal and underwater insect sounds, rocks from the riverbed and the voices of those whose lives are intimately connected to the river.
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Annea Lockwood’s work is far-reaching in scope, ranging from works for conventional voices and instruments to graphic scores, electronics, and manipulated sounds, both natural and “unnatural.” For this program, she will present and discuss recent works such as A Sound Map of the Danube, a surround ‘sound map’ of the entire Danube River, incorporating a wide variety of water, animal and underwater insect sounds, rocks from the riverbed and the voices of those whose lives are intimately connected to the river.
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