You are browsing the archive for Radio Radio.

Deambulations urbaines – Emission 1 du 5 /10/2011: Le Métro

1 diciembre, 2011 in programs

Deambulations urbaines: Le Métro

“Déambulations urbaines” est une émission consacrée à la création sonore contemporaine sur le thème des déplacements dans la ville, animée par Claire Sauvaget. Cette première émission a été diffusée le 5 octobre 2011 sur Campus FM de 10h à 10h30 à Toulouse. Les créations sonores présentés sont sur le thème du métro et ont été réalisées en 2011, elles sont inédites.

Artistes : Damien Berouthy, Elisa Legrand, Alexia Tailleur, et Claire Sauvaget
Les créations :
- Micro fable dans le métro ( 2011, Texte et montage de Claire Sauvaget, Voix de Damien Berouthy, Elisa Legrand, Alexia Tailleur, et Claire Sauvaget )
- Entre deux stations ( 2011, texte, voix et montage : Claire Sauvaget )
- Accompagne moi ce matin ( 2008, Texte, voix et montage : Claire Sauvaget)

Les deux premières créations sont des extraits d’un travail collectif lors d’un atelier radiophonique dirigée par Claire Sauvaget et Philippe Avoustin, pour Radio-Radio, une radio associative Toulousaine. Ce projet collectif en cours de finition, sera diffusé sur les ondes de Radio-Radio, 106.8 fm à Toulouse, pour l’émission de “La petite boutique fantasque” de Philippe Avoustin.
La dernière création sonore est une des premières créations sonores de Claire Sauvaget, réalisée en 2008.

“Deambulations urbaines” (“strolling through town”) is a radio show about contemporary sound artwork, on the theme of travelling experience through town, hosted by Claire Sauvaget. This first radio show was broadcasted on campus Fm at Toulouse (FRANCE), the 5 october 2011, at 10 am to 10:30 am. The sound creations presented are on the theme of metro and were created in 2011, they are released for the first time here.

Artists : Damien Berouthy, Elisa Legrand, Alexia Tailleur, and Claire Sauvaget

Creations :
- Micro fable dans le métro ( 2011, Text and montage by Claire Sauvaget, Voices of Damien Berouthy, Elisa Legrand, Alexia Tailleur, and Claire Sauvaget )
- Entre deux stations ( 2011, text, voice and montage : Claire Sauvaget )
- Accompagne moi ce matin ( 2008, Text, voice and montage : Claire Sauvaget)

The two first creations are extracted from a collective work done during a radio workshop directed by Claire Sauvaget and Philippe Avoustin for Radio-Radio, a local radio at Toulouse. This collective work in progress will be broadcasted on the radio show “La petite boutique fantasque” of Philippe Avoustin, on Radio-Radio, 106.8 fm at Toulouse.

The last creation presented is the first sound artwork that Claire Sauvaget did in 2008.

Gregory Whitehead . Ubuweb Radio Radio

17 agosto, 2011 in programs

Gregory Whitehead has created remarkable sound for radio, the stage and the gallery for over twenty years. His more than one-hundred radio plays, essays and performances notably include Dead Letters, Pressures of the Unspeakable (winner of a Prix Italia) and Shake Rattle Roll (winner of a Prix Futura). He has written extensively on the unique qualities of “radio art” and co-edited the seminal radio criticism anthology Wireless Imagination.

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

Program 1: Gregory Whitehead (MP3)

Duration: 45 minutes

http://ubu.com

Piers Plowright

18 junio, 2011 in programs

Piers Plowright worked for thirty years as a BBC producer of dramas, documentaries and innovative features before setting out as an independent producer. During this time his elegant and hybridized programs have won several SONY Awards and three of radio’s most significant award the Prix Italia. On Radio Radio he talks about the evolution and the future of the medium and plays samples of his work from throughout his career.

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

http://ubu.com

Radio Horizontal (Horizontal Radio): participación desde España

5 junio, 2011 in programs

Título / Title: Radio Horizontal (Horizontal Radio)

Duración/Duration: 1h. 10’25”

Año / Year: 1995

Intérpretes / Players:
José Iges, dirección y presentación
Score Crackers, live electronic: Belma Martín, voz. Wade Matthews, saxos. Pedro López y Markus Breuss, electrónica.

Observaciones / Remarks: Transmisión directa desde la Sala Manuel de Falla de la SGAE (Madrid) de la participación española en “Horizontal Radio”, proyecto conjunto de Ars Acustica / UER. Emitido el 22-6-95

Contenidos / Contents:

José Luis Carles & Isabel López Barrio: Latidos
Score Crackers (live electronic): Expiación, J.J. y Desmontaje
Eduardo Polonio: U-Session
Concha Jerez-José Iges: El silbido del Caballo de Hierro… (2ª parte)
Juan A. Lleó: E-Mailgrations
J. Manuel Berenguer: Citas discretas y emergentes
E. Pérez Maseda: Take me away –postludio-
Zulema de la Cruz: Collage.

Horizontal Radio info in Kunstradio

Christof Migone in Radio Radio

2 mayo, 2011 in programs

Christof Migone is a composer, performer and radio artist who heads the Centre for Radiotelecommunication Contortions (CRTC) where the voice of his radio body hems, haws, slurps, clicks, breaths, contorts, cuts, modulates and masticates. His CDs include South Winds, Undo and Radio Folie/Culture. On Radio Radio he plays selections from his other CDs Hole in the Head, Vex and The Death of Analogies.

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

http://ubu.com

Avatar of UbuWeb

by UbuWeb

Cris Cheek. Ubu Web Radio

25 abril, 2011 in programs

Cris Cheek is a sound poet, performer, curator and SONY Award winner. He has collaborated on the Slant series of CDs and has created soundtracks (or languagetracks) for choreographers such as Michael Clarke, Kirstie Simpson, Miranda Tufnell, Lisa Nelson, Patricia Bardi, Mary Prestidge, Sue MacLennan and Julyen Hamilton. In his Radio Radio program cheek discusses “performance writing” and plays/performs “Public Announcement,” “How Can this Hum Be Human” and other pieces.

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

Download

http://ubu.com

http://www.soton.ac.uk/~bepc/poets/cheek.htm

1374

Avatar of UbuWeb

by UbuWeb

JENNIFER AND KEVIN MCCOY. Ubu Web Radio

15 abril, 2011 in programs

Jennifer & Kevin McCoy are Brooklyn-based artists who cycle, repeat and morph pop-culture tropes and images. Their series of microradio installations conflate gallery patrons with pirate radio listeners while ironically tweaking the language of novels like Frankenstein, Alice in Wonderland and the corporate-promo-speak of the web. In New York City their work has been exhibited at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, P.S.1, Postmasters Gallery, The New Museum and other venues.

Audio clip: Adobe Flash Player (version 9 or above) is required to play this audio clip. Download the latest version here. You also need to have JavaScript enabled in your browser.

http://ubu.com/

Toward a Definition of Radio Art by Robert Adrian X

16 febrero, 2011 in articles

image

TOWARD A DEFINITION OF RADIO ART

Radio art is the use of radio as a medium for art

Radio happens in the place it is heard and not in the production studio.

Sound quality is secondary to conceptual originality.

Radio is almost always heard combined with other sounds – domestic, traffic, tv, phone calls, playing children etc.

Radio art is not sound art – nor is it music. Radio art is radio.

Sound art and music are not radio art just because they are broadcast on the radio.

Radio space is all the places where radio is heard.

Radio art is composed of sound objects experienced in radio space.

The radio of every listener determines the sound quality of a radio work.

Each listener hears their own final version of a work for radio combined with the ambient sound of their own space.

The radio artist knows that there is no way to control the experience of a radio work.

Radio art is not a combination of radio and art. Radio art is radio by artists.

http://www.kunstradio.at