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Revision as of 16:55, 26 November 2020
Welcome to the Py.rate.chnic Session:
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Thursday, 19. 11. 2020, 14.00-18.00 XPUB1 & XPUB2 Py.rate.chnic Session
What is sonic fiction?
You don't know? We have a slight idea.
Come to our session - led meticulousy by Ioana, Mark and Tisa.
You will get to know while doing:
- listening
- deconstructing
- making sounds
- recording sounds
- naming
- labeling
- choosing
- articulating
- composing
- performing
#tapeloops #asmr #weirdobjects #tinysounds #diyzine #fiction
Bring to the workshop:
- any kind of an object to deconstruct (completely demolish, it will never be the same)
- a laptop/smartphone (a sound recording device of your choice)
People that joined: Federico, Camilo, Anna, Clitch, Yu-Chin, Max.
Looking forward, listening carefully.
The exercises
for focus, asociation flow, sensibility to sound, imagination, narratives, ...
(warm up, led by Tisa)
- Everybody stands up and makes a circle.
- Physical warmup (each person proposes an exercise, all repeat)
- Free movement (closed eyes, moving as you need, making sounds as they come)
- Shaking (shaking different bodyparts and making a relaxed sound)
- Repetition (standing in a circle, one makes a gesture and a sound, the next one repeats it as precisely as possible, and so forth)
- Rhythm (establishing a common rythm, repetition of "rak-pak shalala", passing words)
- Passing (one makes a sound, the next one in the circle responds with a word that describes the sound, next one translates it back to sound, etc.)
- Associations (passing words associations in a circle - also sounds and words in any language, keeping the rhythm)
- Onomatopoetic transcriptions (one makes a sound, everybody repeats the sound, each writes down the sound, 10x)
- Echo exchange (people exchange the papers, vocalizing the written in a repeated manner (loop), while holding their palms in front of their mouth in order to amplify the sound for them)
- Analog asmr (insert index finger into your ear, tap and stratch and play on your hand, listen)