UNHEARD LANDSCAPES

LISTENING | RESONATING | INHABITING


10TH FKL/ENP/AAU_CRESSON INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM ON SOUNDSCAPE

BLOIS | FR | OCTOBER 27 -30 | 2021

PAPERS

 

Rodolphe ALEXIS | FR |

Audiographie Sensible de la Multitude, I - Dialogues d'Ecoutes / Audiography of the Multitude, I - Listening dialogues

 

Justyna ANDERS-MORAWSKA | PL |

Complementary stories – participatory site specific radio art as a narrative of the postindustrial soundscape, and antecedents of co-creative approach to urban sound design

 

Emiliano BATTISTINI | IT |

"Different Waves": listening to the unheard soundscape of Northern Adriatic Sea

 

Marc BREVIGLIERI, Noha GAMAL SAÏD, David GOEURY | FR |

RÉSONANCES OASIENNES: approches sensibles de l’urbain au sahara

 

Caroline BOE | FR |

listen to the sounds that invade us

 

Alessandra CALANCHI | IT |

Listening to unexplored landscapes: how auditory perception changed during the Italian lock-down due to the Covid-19 pandemic (April-May 2020). A case study.

 

Anastasia CHERNIGINA, Raphael BRUNI | FR |

La pratique « Balades et créations sonores » en Sibérie comme pratique d’éco-formation émancipatrice

 

Joanne CLAVEL, Lucile WITTERSHEIM | FR |

LE GESTE SONORE Du légume au maraîcher, enquête ethnographique au c½ur de la récolte.


M.COTTET, V. BOGDANOV, C. MARQUIS-FAVRE, F. PERRIN, D. DUMORTIER, W. ELLERMEIER | FR |

When Nature in the City Renews the Urban Experience: Physiological and Behavioural Implications of Renaturation

 

Sébastien DE PERTAT | FR |

Se mettre à l’écoute de nos milieux de vie à l’ère de l’anthropocène. Listening to our living environments in the anthropocene era.

 

Sébastien DE PERTAT ; Thomas BONNENFANT ; Nicolas TIXIER ; Olivier LABUSSIERE | FR |

LOSONNANTE Re-découvrir les paysages par l’écoute solidienne Losonnante Rediscovering soundscapes through listening by bone conduction

 

Nicola DI CROCE | IT |

Forme di coesistenza a venire. Sintonizzarsi a un ambiente sonoro sgradevole e inclusivo / Forms of future coexistence. Attuning to an uncomfortable and inclusive sonic environment

 

Fanny DUJARDIN | FR |

Les sons comme « signes de vies » : élargissement de l’écoute dans le langage radiophonique, avec Questionnaire pour Lesconil de Yann Paranthoën

 

Noémie FARGIER | FR |

Le son du fond de l’air. Capter, reproduire et façonner le silence.

 

Csaba HAJNÓCZY | HU |

Soundscape composition in Hungary

 

 

Ari KOIVUMÄKI | FI |

How to study the feeling of safety?

 

Charlotte LAFFONT | FR |

Concevoir le logement de demain par l’expérience des sonorités

 

Artur MATAMORO VIDAL | UK |

Artificial Canyons

 

Francesco MICHI, Mechi CENA | IT |

Pensieri sparsi per un ascolto "sentimentale" / Scattered thoughts for a "sentimental" listening

 

Federico MARTUSCIELLO | IT |

Silence as listening opportunity: a communicative approach in soundscape composition

 

Martino MOCCHI, Lorena ROCCA, Carlotta SILLANO, Silvia STOCCO | IT |

Sensorial safety: control tools and perceived serenity

 

Marco MONARI | IT |

A Smart Soundscape? New environmental sounds (Uno Smart Soundscape? Nuove sonorità ambientali)

 

Pauline NADRIGNY | FR |

Écouter « comme un iceberg »

 

Clara POIRIER | FR |

Altérité et résonance : ouverture d’un espace pour l’éthique environnementale par le silence et l’écoute. / Otherness and resonance: opening a space for environmental ethics through silence and listening.

 

Pierre PROUTEAU | FR |

The Potential of Sound Systems – Processional Shunt from Thailand to France

 

Michel RISSE | FR |

Le Son qui vient du Ciel, une tentative de jardinage acoustique du paysage The Sound from the sky: an attempt of acoustic gardening of the soundscape

 

Anton ROCA | IT |

Lucciole / Lucioles

 

Claude SCHRYER | CA |

Radical Listening as Climate Action

 

Diane SCHUH | FR |

Écouter la singularité des milieux sonores du Tiers-paysage et du Jardin en Mouvement, propositions de recherche-création au prisme de la pensée de Gilles Clément

 

Nadine SCHÜTZ (((Echora))) | CH / FR |

ECHOTECTURE, ECHOSOPHY: Considerations on the relationship between ephemeral and permanent elements of spatial presence based on the timeless fascination of an acoustic landscape phenomenon.

 

Makis SOLOMOS | FR |

(Re)politiser l'écoute (musicale)

 

Anne SOURDRIL | FR |

SONATAS. Écouter l’environnement changer, ou comment les perceptions des sons construisent les savoirs écologiques locaux… et scientifiques.

 

Catherine SZÁNTÓ | FR |

Sounds of the garden: (Spatial) experiments in listening. The example of Murin-An (Kyoto)

 

Jean-Paul THIBAUD | FR |

Une écoute atmosphérique des milieux de vie / An atmospheric attunement to lifeworlds

 

Chris A. WRIGHT | GB |

Un-Place

 

Stefano ZORZANELLO | IT |

A different (idea of) rhythm. Towards a grammar and a spectro-morphological solfege of static soundscapes.

dedicated to R.Murray Schafer and Jean-Luc Nancy

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Unheard landscapes: this metaphor leaves space to imagination, to the un-thought, to the un-known, to past and future, as well as unexplored sound scenarios. It also reaches the field of auditory perception, the acoustic domain. Sound, through auditive qualities, acoustic phenomena, design practices, artistic creations, and listening experiences, offers an inspiring transversal entry onto landscapes and ambiances.


Beyond the discussions on “soundscape”, approaching ordinary environments through sounds increases the awareness of our own capacities to feel, while we inhabit and move across different worlds. From an ecological perspective, resonance appears a key word, too. It puts sound and space together. It implies the idea of a plurality of bodies, things and living beings vibrating all together, sharing common contexts of time and space. The act of listening bypasses the passive meaning it usually receives. It contains in itself a completely unexpressed potential, connoted with «project», «pro-action» and «active decision» by individuals.


What will be the sounds of the future and the soundscapes in which we will live, or would like to? How can listening practices evolve, how will we listen or how differently could we listen to the world around us, tomorrow? Inhabiting the world brings to us questions about how we want to manage our being in it. How do we want to inhabit the world sonically? How sound and listening do actually affect our way to inhabit it? Have we lost some of our abilities to resonate with the world? What remains to be heard? Where could the practices of listening and attuning take us to?