The Field Recording Show

A bi-monthly radio show exploring field recording, sound + listening on @ResonanceEXTRA Two series done, new one soon-ish Producers: Kate Carr + Luca Nasciuti.

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

Next month is In The Field 2 a conference on contemporary practices of field recording I, (Kate) along with many others, have been involved in organising at my sound studies centre CRiSAP. The conference is in London and online.
Do come along!

https://t.co/V3OcQCugE2

[Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice @CRiSAP2]

In the Field 2

A three day event organised by CRiSAP exploring the themes, issues and practices of contemporary field recording

4 - 6 July 2024
In person at London College of Communication @LCCLondon, SE1 6SB and online

Book now: https://t.co/cJCmwvOEMq

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

You can listen back to our episode with @markpeterwright here
https://t.co/bPI3REtVEi

[Resonance Extra @ResonanceEXTRA]

The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow with Kate Carr and Luca Nasciuti returns at 2pm GMT 🍃 🎤 This episode features an extended interview with academic and artist @markpeterwright whose latest book probes the ethical implications and erasures at the centre of field recording.

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

Mark Peter Wright is an artist, researcher and writer working at the intersection of sound arts, experimental pedagogy and critical theory. His book Listening After Nature: Field Recording, Ecology, Critical Practice is published by Bloomsbury
https://t.co/T7ukr2w6MD

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

Our first guest in our new series is British artist and academic Mark Peter Wright.
Join us on Resonance Extra 2pm next Tuesday (March 26) for an extended conversation with Mark which touches on the ethics entangled with field recording and the constitution of the ‘field’ itself.

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

It is has been a long time, but we are back with a new series of the show next week on @ResonanceEXTRA !

[Creative Research in Sound Arts Practice @CRiSAP2]

In the Field 2 | Call for Proposals now open

Dates: 5 and 6 Jul 2024
Deadline for proposals:  6 Feb 2024

After over 10 years, In the Field returns - bringing together the latest research and artistic explorations in the practice of field recording.

https://t.co/PpNHT1gtAw

[Hannah Kemp-Welch @SoundArtHannah]

After years of producing other people's podcasts, I've finally made my own...

'Ways of Listening' speaks to socially engaged artists, to find out how listening features in their practice.

Find it on your fav podcast platform, hosted by https://t.co/hj2sp71RWA

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

The trials and tribulations of field recording.
Cartoon by Chris Whitehead for TQ Zine.

[BL Visual Arts 🦇 @BL_VisualArts]

New book 🚨 alert! Animals: Art, Science and Sound (British Library, 2023)! Art, manuscripts & wildlife sound recordings come together in this major compendium of the greatest and strangest representations of animals. https://t.co/Xci4WNN8co

#MondayMotivation
#birds #animals

[Sound of the Year Awards @sound_awards]

There are just two weeks left to make your submissions for the Sound of the Year Awards 2022!

Remind yourself of the categories and submit now via our website at https://t.co/g10ZtlxBom, to be in with the chance of winning a pair of microphones from LOM.

[Félix Blume @felixblume]

Sound Recording at the Yasur Volcano, Tanna Island (Vanuatu). Double MS @SCHOEPSmics AB setup with 4006 @DPAmicrophones Recorder @sounddevices #fieldrecording #mountyasur #volcano #sound #vanuatu #soundart

[Sound Archive @soundarchive]

The British Library is seeking a new Curator, Popular Music Recordings. This is a high-profile and demanding post as custodian and advocate of the national collection of popular music recordings. https://t.co/NH6MhhC4n2

[The Field Recording Show @RecordingShow]

Outstanding posthumous release by Ian Rawes. Beautifully reviewed by @chrisrwatson

[Flaming Pines @FlamingPines]

"An album of unrecognisable, repurposed field recordings that insists we draw our own maps." -- Raymond Cummings for THE WIRE
Fictionalism by @BenLinkCollins
https://t.co/MmzS8UIdBT
Continuing to celebrate some of our recent releases with free codes, 10 below.

[The Wire Magazine @thewiremagazine]

On 11 September @iklectikartlab pres an evening celebrating field recordist Ian Rawes, founder of The London Sound Survey, who died in 2021. Elaine Mitchener, Steve Beresford, Howlround, Iain Chambers + more will all perform in response to Ian's work:

https://t.co/40LRaizRKN

[Yorkshire Sound Women Network @YSWN_]

Ever wondered what Arduinos are all about and what you can do with them? Join Calderdale Sound Network for a FREE workshop on 17 Sept and find out! Open to women/gender minority people, limited spaces, info here: https://t.co/vE5t9joGqU

[Sue Reid @SueReid24]

Whale twitter… is this 10cm wide, curious sea bone (NSW Nth coast) a whale ear bone? Timpanic? If so, any idea which whale?
#Whale

[Melissa Pons @MelissaPons1]

The more I am into field recording, the more I feel that not everything is meant to be recorded.
At least the first time I walk in a place like this - a place that has so much to teach - the recording would be lacking meaning.

https://t.co/0Eky4YYoLa