David de Rothschild riding the London Eye, for the forthcoming London Eye Soundwalk project. Narrated by David de Rothschild, Geoff Dyer, Henry Stuart, based on a script written by Rowan Somerville. Produced in collaboration with the London Eye. Look for release in Spring 2012.
Graphic study for the album design of Soundwalk Collective’s forthcoming release Medea, which will be released as a CD and book in Spring 2012 by Dis Voir. Click here to be notified about upcoming news relating to the Medea project, including pre-order and order information.
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The Passenger is now available as a digital release from the Soundwalk Collective site. Click here to purchase the album. Audio excerpt of The Passenger.
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Kill the Ego is now available as a digital release from the Soundwalk Collective site. Click here to purchase the album. Audio excerpt of Kill the Ego.
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Follow the voice of French poet and novelist Olivier Cadiot through the Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of five audio pieces set on Manhattan’s Museum Mile, created in collaboration with the French Institute Alliance Française (FIAF)’s Crossing the Line 2011 festival. Featuring specially commissioned texts by New York-based authors Teju Cole, John Giorno and French writers Olivier Cadiot, Philippe Claudel, and Camille Laurens. Click here for more information and a link to download all five audio pieces for free.
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LA RENCONTRE, which aired Sunday night on Radio France Culture’s Atelier de Creation Radiophonique, is now available for streaming on demand on the ACR website by clicking here.
ATELIER DE CREATION RADIOPHONIQUE // FRANCE CULTURE // 93.5 FM
A radio essay by Jean-luc Nancy
In collaboration with Virginie Luc & Stephan Crasneanscki
Coproduction Soundwalk
Realization France Culture Gilles Mardirossian
A program proposed by Frank Smith and Philippe Langlois
Paul Celan visited Heidegger in 1967, in Todtnauberg, where the philosopher worked, in the Black Forest. The poem written from this meeting and which actually has the name of Todtnauberg, was interpreted in a lot of manners: Celan noted a deception, or something else? What did he want, he, the Jewish German, from the one who clearly would have to denounce the Nazi enterprise but from whom the text about poetry was a major reference for Celan? Jean Luc Nancy thought about this meeting. He’s not looking for conclusions. He leaves his mind free to think, free to answer, free to be lost maybe. It is not only a speech but also a voice of restless resonance.
ATELIER DE CREATION RADIOPHONIQUE // FRANCE CULTURE // 93.5 FM
A radio essay by Jean-luc Nancy
In collaboration with Virginie Luc & Stephan Crasneanscki
Coproduction Soundwalk
Realization France Culture Gilles Mardirossian
A program proposed by Frank Smith and Philippe Langlois
Sunday July 17th, 11:00PM – 12:00 AM
Paul Celan visited Heidegger in 1967, in Todtnauberg, where the philosopher worked, in the Black Forest. The poem written from this meeting and which actually has the name of Todtnauberg, was interpreted in a lot of manners: Celan noted a deception, or something else? What did he want, he, the Jewish German, from the one who clearly would have to denounce the Nazi enterprise but from whom the text about poetry was a major reference for Celan? Jean Luc Nancy thought about this meeting. He’s not looking for conclusions. He leaves his mind free to think, free to answer, free to be lost maybe. It is not only a speech but also a voice of restless resonance.
Tonight, catch the Soundwalk Collective at Haymatlos in Istanbul. Set starts at 10, you can find the venue at İstiklal Caddesi, Rumeli Han C Blok No:96 Kat:2 (Mango’nun sol çaprazı) Beyoğlu, İstanbul 0532 676 39 43 – 0534 717 83 28. Photo by Stephan Crasneanscki
Chinese actor Liu Ye, whose passion for deep-sea diving has led him to use his visibility to advocate for environmental consciousness. From the East China Sea in Qingdao, China, Liu Ye narrated a segment of the Seven Seas Sound Mix, created for La Mer in celebration of World Oceans Day June 8th, 2011. The Seven Seas Soundmix is available from iTunes as a free downloadable app for iPhone and iPad. See the full project profile on Soundwalk.com
