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creative projects and academic research payday loans test testing testing . . . one two three . . . august 14th, 2015 | category: uncategorized | leave a comment resonant pathways – a new environmental sound project a solo environmental art project with violins out in the natural environment normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none resonant pathways is a solo project by electroacoustic composer and improviser , in which experiences of free improvisation with an acoustic violin are extended into interactions with the natural environment, in the pursuit of an ecosystemic sonic arts practice. that this is named as an ecosystemic practice is intended to convey a sense of participation and connectedness with the environment, in which the composer/improviser works directly with the sonic affordances of a particular place, not only recording environmental sound (collection) but generating it in a “collaboration” with the environment. as the philosopher salome voegelin has pointed out, we not only perceive our sonic environment but add to it through making sound ourselves. we move and react in response to sound. our response to listening/hearing is often to make sound ourselves; or to make ourselves sound. normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none such a collection of thoughts seems to offer an interactive model for environmental art, which is the philosophical ground out of which the project has grown, the pathways aspect informed and inspired by robert macfarlane’s writings – the old ways , for example – as well as richard long’s walks, and andy goldsworthy’s physical interventions into his local environment. pathways connect, record the passing of humans and other creatures across a landscape, they stand as metaphors for stories as well as sites for the actualisation of stories, they draw our imaginations. ‘the imagination cannot help but pursue a line in the land – onwards in space, but also backwards in time to the histories of a route and its previous followers’ – robert macfarlane, the old ways (london: hamish hamilton, 2012), p.15 normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none in practical terms, interventions take several forms. using very small dpa microphones, sounds from inside the violin are captured as the instrument is confronted with a series of different environmental encounters. the violin might be dragged very slowly through undergrowth and vegetation, the different materials such as thorns, sticks, leaves, grasses engendering a dense array of different timbres as the body and strings of the violin come into contact with them. sometimes the violin is floated on a river, so that dragging against the current produces a bright, watery resonance in the instrument that becomes an eerie stillness as the instrument is left to float downstream – the absence of water resistance against the body resulting in a near silence. the violin can also be used to directly engage with a river as it flows, the instrument being partially submerged so that the strings are sounded by the pressure of water flowing over them. violins are also used as resonators in aeolian sound experiments built into living trees, the movement of branches stretching and slackening the strings so that the weather is gently registered in subtle pitch fluctuations. completed works exist in the form of field recordings and interventions suitable for live performance, but also produce sonic materials for reworking into acousmatic compositions, or as elements to be incorporated into live improvisation. normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none aspects of the project are akin to richard long’s walks; as he puts it, “the knowledge of my actions in whatever form, is the art. my art is the essence of my experience, not a representation of it”. this solitary experience, though, can be shared through inviting collaborations in which the experience is shared, and by involving audiences in the production of sounds, as well as in fixed media works, several of which have already been produced, that relocate these sounds produced through improvisation into more complex configurations suitable for installation or concert presentation; something akin to robert smithson’s idea of a “non-site”, but in a sonic register. ideally, something of all of these factors should be present in any instance of the work, though stereo and multitrack versions for purely acousmatic presentation are also possible. normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none some recent compositions from resonant pathways project aeolian violin installation with fishing wire and violins – used to record october sunscape (link to audio below) four times over the same path – a multi-tracked composition (intended for four channel installation) dragging a violin along the same path for exactly the same length of time – using the path like a score (the south plant’n, near seaton sluice, northumberland, 2010). four times over the same path balancing string – pull-release improvisations with violin floating on river (at river petteril, greystoke, cumbria, 2010), assembled into a stereo composition. balancing string normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none devil’s water 1 – field recording of live improvisation with two violins in a river (the devil’s water, near hexham, northumberland, 2011). devil’s water 1 normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none / october sunscape – long, slow and meditative field recording of an aeolian structure resonated by violin bodies, played by the wind and the ambient sounds (morpeth, northumberland, 2012). see illustration above. october sunscape normal 0 false false false en-gb ja x-none ‘. . . for animistic cultures, those that see the natural world as inspirited, not just people, but also animals, plants, and even “inert” entities such as stones and rivers are perceived as being articulate and at times intelligible subjects, able to communicate and interact with humans for good or ill’ – christopher manes, nature and silence , p. 15: in glotfelty and fromm (eds.) the ecocriticism reader (georgia university press, 1996), pp. 15-29. november 14th, 2012 | category: uncategorized | leave a comment working through the new: consciousness, embodiment, gesture and intertextuality “working through the new” is a paper-in-progress that has been given in various different conference formats this year, and includes material from “ideas of ‘the new'” (available on this site), as well as from the creativity, innovation, and labour in music symposium, chaired by jason toynbee, and held in july at the open university, milton keynes, and in a research forum presentation i made at newcastle university in october. click here for the complete paper, with video examples which can also be found under the “academic writing” section of this website. november 6th, 2009 | category: uncategorized | leave a comment ideas of “the new” this is the rough text of a talk i gave at the “nothing new?” conference in huddersfield recently. it needs referencing, and editing, but i’m putting it up here as a sort of extended blog. pdf. version available for download over on the “academic writing” pages. ideas of the new “nothing new? understanding newness in medieval and contemporary music” huddersfield university, 25th april, 2009 the idea of the new is inhabited by contradictions; inseparable, as it apparently is, from “the old”. as the quotation from the devil’s dictionary on the present conference’s website says, “there is nothing new under the sun, but there are lots of old things we don’t know”. “nothing new under the sun”, perhaps, yet we have to face the contradictory fact that under that same sun everyday “a new day dawns”. it’s the second half of that quote from the devil’s dictionary that concerns me today, though, the “lots of old things we don’t know”; do we really not know them? have we simply forgotten them? or have they been repressed – in the psychoanalytical sense – or marginalised, in the political sense – by social and historic

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