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Languid sigh (radiophonic music)

by Cat Hope (2013)

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The Australian Music Centre's catalogue does not include any recordings or sheet music of this work. This entry is for information purposes only.

It is listed in our catalogue because an event featuring a performance of this work was included in our calendar of Australian music. Details of this performance are listed below.

Work Overview

This work has three source sounds recorded by the artist: a person rowing a small boat in the sea off the coast of Western Australia [recorded from inside the boat], a woman touching herself in front a heater in her home [recorded with a very close microphone], an unamplified bass guitar played with a motor [recorded with a microphone made from a subwoofer built into a drum shell, that recorded the vibrations of the instrument through the resonance of a table]. This mixture of the very personal in the urban setting, juxtaposed with the placement of humans in the bigger picture of nature is framed with a recording of motorised drone. The clarity and seemingly peaceful sound of the water - which was a rather rough sea at the time of recording - contrasts with the strange un-erotic sounds of a hand on flesh and fabric framed by the fan motor of a winter heater.

It can be listened to here.

Work Details

Year: 2013

First performance: at The Transmuted Signal 2 - curated by Colin Black (n/a (broadcast)) on 10 Feb 2013

Performances of this work

10 Feb 2013: at The Transmuted Signal 2 - curated by Colin Black (n/a (broadcast)).

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