Beginning in May, experimental composers Marie-Claire Brycztwa and Sudhu Tewari will host a seven-month “audio play” called Radio Village Nomade. Broadcast daily from a makeshift village in La Corbière, Switzerland, the 214-day project will feature live performances, as well as audio submissions from sound manipulators the world over. The concept is to let people define for themselves what constitutes a moment in time and how that might be captured as audio. They invite contributers to create “windows of sound,” glimpses into other realities heard from different perspectives.
They intend to impose as few restrictions possible. Invited artists and musicians include Misa Shimomura, Theresa Wong, Fred Frith, Kristoff.K.Roll, Balts Nill and Young Gods, but will rely heavily on outside submissions as well, which can be of any length with no guidelines for genre or instrumentation.
“In terms of themes, we’ll see how that develops based on the submissions we receive,” says Tewari. “I […]
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