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Dienstag, 22. Sep 2009, 13:00 bis 14:00 Uhr
2009-09-22 13:00:00 2009-09-22 14:00:00 (Community Radio)
New and forgotten ways of making radio from Europe and Beyond. In the Name of Science and Incidental Parallels.

Commissions

In the name of Science

from Kanal103, Skopje

In a dark and dusty basement in suburban Skopje, we have found an analogue AM radio receiver dating from 1954. Tinkering with the knobs we scanned Europe's AM airwaves and recorded the process. The first half of the show is some of the raw recording, while the second are two tracks made by experimental artists Andrej Ancevski (AHz) and Martin Anastasovski using the only the recorded samples as generated sounds, layered and run through various effects.

Andrej Ancevski/Andreas He is an electronics engineer, music producer and everything in between. Likes to listen to radio and the world around him, tinker with machines and gadgets, play some music to nice people in clubs and sip martini when no one is looking.

http://www.kanal103.com.mk

Incidental Parallels

by Pôm Bouvier B. from Radio Grenouille

“For some time and repeatedly, I've been travelling through 3 cities: Paris- Brussels- Berlin. In each city I spend at least one week to fix a route that can be disturbed by incidences. An incidence means a digression and it is also the point where a line meets a surface. I accept all those incidences that divert me from my route. And I translate them into sound through a topographical portrait of the cities.”

Pôm Bouvier B. lives and works in Marseille. She has followed an atypical path through music. From listening to very diverse music, to scenography, video and theatre performance, she finally settled in electroacoustic music.

http://www.grenouille888.org

Radia is a network of independent radio stations who have a common interest in promoting and producing artworks for the radio, and in forming related projects based on broadcasting and cultural exchange.

We produce a weekly radio show that is broadcast by each of the member radio stations. Our shows represent the local artistic community of each station, whilst at the same time these new works point to an emergent collective notion of self-determined art for radio.

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