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Show 1049: Soundart_Rumbling-for-Peace
8th May 2025 was marked in the UK as the 80th Anniversary of VE Day–“Victory in Europe”. The plan was to meet that evening at the Soundart Radio studio, and make some noise on behalf of the cause of peace everywhere. As we gathered to cook and eat together beforehand, we accidentally set off the fire alarms and disrupted the peace for everyone around. This set the tone for the improvisation that followed. Featuring Hessel Veldman, Nicole van der Veen, Sam Richards, Phil Harrison, Kerry Priest, Shelly and Otto Love, Lucinda Guy, Chris Booth and probably some others. Produced by Hessel Veldman for Soundart Radio.
Show 1061: Ein Abend Bei Sisi by Cora Leli Hausch & Nikos Zachariadis for Radio Helsinki
Cora Leli Hausch: Modular Synth, https://hausch.io/
Nikos Zachariadis: Computer-based Live Electronics, https://zachariadis.at/
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radia season 54 – show #1053 (radio x)
– FLOATING FIELD RESEARCH – by GABI SCHAFFNER
FLOATING FIELD RESEARCH in two pieces by GABI SCHAFFNER The first piece is
Kukka Shop Overdrive (2021) The location: A small kiosk selling flowers and eggs, next to a heavily trafficked road on the island of Lajasalo in Helsinki. The second piece is Schweben | Floating (2023). Gabi Schaffner works as an interdisciplinary sound artist and curator. Her artistic practice is determined by the methods of poetic ethnography in connection with fluxus-like mise-en-scènes, radio-making and sound art performances. Much of her work originates from journeys. Since 2012 she maintains DATSCHA RADIO, a nomadic transmission project that links the medium of radio to current ecological issues. Find out more about DATSCHA RADIO at www.datscharadio.deA Brief Tale: Bach in Seville (TEA FM):
In the spring of 1745, Johann Sebastian Bach, weary from years of composing and performing across Germany, embarked on an unexpected journey south. Rumors of the vibrant music and golden light of Andalusia had reached Leipzig, whispered by travelers and fellow musicians. Intrigued and seeking inspiration, Bach set his sights on Seville. Based on the show “Improbach. The Intangible Infinite”
Dance–Choreography–Texts: Alba Lucera Piano: Pierre Mancinelli Sound Design: Chuse Fernandez -
New and forgotten ways of making radio. Radia Show number 1049 : shower: a call for shouts by Ada LaNerd. And in the scond 30 minutes we will listen to the Symphony for a city reclaimed.