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@nytimes5 Mar 2023
The bell towers that announce the presence of the church. The columns and walls that disperse sound to the congregants. So much of Notre Dame draws feeling through its acoustics. Every detail, every choice, even the ones you never see, add to the music of the cathedral.
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Cycling '74@cycling7420 Jan 2023
The International Synth Design Hackathon is going on now! Learn more here about this awesome global event here --> youtube.com/watch?v=1QPyhQUd… Looking forward to seeing the incredible projects that come out of it! 🧠🛠️⚡️
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Creating tiny pockets of air inside wood makes it three times as good at insulating heat and 10 times better at blocking sound newscientist.com/article/235…
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@nytimes17 Oct 2022
Starting on Monday, people will now be able to obtain hearing aids over the counter, without a prescription or doctors’ examination first, as a new FDA rule goes into effect. Here’s what you need to know. nyti.ms/3eJZ03k
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.@DrLucyJones, a seismologist who studies natural disasters, explains why our pets can "sense" earthquakes.
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LONDON! An unmissable event coming your way this Sunday for sound fans 🎧 - a celebration of the life and work of the London Sound Survey's much-missed Ian Rawes at @iklectikartlab: iklectikartlab.com/ian-rawes…
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I made an instrument 🎹 out of spring doorstops
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Schoenberg: What if music had pitches arranged in cool patterns? Boulez: What if music had pitches and rhythms and dynamics and durations arranged in cool patterns? Cage: What if music wasn’t?
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Open call! Artists wanted to remix and reimagine the world's obsolete and disappearing sounds for our latest global project. This is Obsolete Sounds: citiesandmemory.com/2022/06/…
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Just posted: @edyong209 examines how light and noise pollution confound the senses of countless animals in our cover story: By drowning out and distracting them from the cues they depend on, we’re capable of doing catastrophic damage. on.theatln.tc/JlwHKpm
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ONE WEEK left to send us your recordings of disappearing and obsolete sounds, to be part of a really exciting global sound project: citiesandmemory.com/2022/05/… 💾 📹 👀
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An acoustically transparent cranial window could enable repeated opening of the blood–brain barrier for drug delivery ow.ly/BS9h50IVEVw
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Learn about frequency from a talking oscilloscope! Frequency is how often something happens over time - and it's important for many things, including radio broadcast & sound. learn.adafruit.com/circuit-p… youtu.be/20pMUCnX4hA #DIY #Electronics #Adafruit
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Tonight and tomorrow at @ParkAveArmory, #tenthousandbirds by John Luther Adams. Info at link. armoryonpark.org/programs_ev…
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"Sonic preservation has been in the back seat for too long, and it’s time we preserved the sounds that are culturally significant to us before they disappear forever." A new interview with our founder @stuartfowkes on sonic preservation at @cts_thesound: conservethesound.de/text/int…
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The New York Times
@nytimes30 Mar 2022
Valentin Silvestrov, Ukraine’s best-known living composer, fled to Germany as Russia’s attacks on Ukraine intensified. Now he has become a musical spokesman for his country, as his subtle, consoling music is played around the world. nyti.ms/3JUkmFN
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!!! Legendary composer @SteveReich discusses how and why he created his 1988 piece “Different Trains,” recorded by @kronosquartet. This was a VERY exciting episode to make. (And Steve Reich could not have been more delightful to talk to.) Listen: songexploder.net/steve-reich
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