USAP (Urban Solar Audio Plant) is a solar-cell powered, wireless LAN controlled, multichannel sound-installation for public space, created by Peter Eisold and Micha Dawid.
A swarm of mobile loudspeaker columns turns every suitable outdoor area into a spacious and unique “listening park”.
By the large-area spreading of the single sound sources and the 12- channel compositions and soundscapes, this novel instrument gives the visitor an extraordinary listening experience at special urban places or at rural areas.

There will be a large number of USAP performances this season, see more here

It will be presented from may 8th until may 19th in a listening space at the exhibition “kultur:stadt“.

There will also be a concert presentation at the ZKM later this year.

The award ceremony and  a concert presentation will be held on may 14th at the University Paris VIII in the framework of the Journées d’Informatique Musicale (JIM 13) .

Sound Devices is an exciting new way for both artists and audiences to explore the connection between sound, acousmatic music and literature.

in celebration of historical Rathmines Library’s 100th anniversary, a series of monthly events in the form of imaginative journeys through sound is curated by sound artist La Cosa Preziosa.

The event is scheduled for 28th February at 6.30pm.

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Here is the podcast concerning this edition:

 

The term Schizophonia goes back to R. Murray Schafer and describes the split of a sound’s origin and its electroacoustic reproduction.

Following this idea, visual scenerys are splitted from their original sound and combined with the sound environment of other settings.

The festival is a great mixture of visual and sonic art, live-music and different parties.  Anyone in and around the Ruhr-Area shouldn’t miss that!

Hug the World is a 6-hour-long worldwide telematic jam session, organized at Concordia Electroacoustics as part of the NAISA’s Deep Wireless Festival 2012.

The Jam session includes performances of artists from 50 locations around the world, including US, Canada, Costa Rica, Mexico, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, UK, Ireland, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Spain, Greece, China, Japan, Australia, and New Zealand.

Audience around the world is invited to join the event’s webcast on the Deep Wireless Radio (http://www.naisa.ca/webcast/index.html) or locally at Concordia’s Music Department.

It will start at 09:00 pm (german time) and last six hours until 03:00 in the morning. Tune in!

Monday Sounds is a project, I started in March 2011.
With this project, I want to put the audible world in the front of the perception.
Each monday, I’m going to upload one special sound from the “real-world”. I’m searching for sonic snippets, that seem worth listening to. If you like what you hear, feel free to download the sounds in the week of their appearance!

You can also visit Monday Sounds on Soundcloud