RADIOPHONIC MONDAYS features sound and radio artist Mélia Roger
Mélia Rogers’ From ants to mouth noises (55’12) offers a sonorous journey of her various radiophonic and sound art works from 2017 to 2021. Through field recordings making use of close-up microphone techniques the listeners are drawn to delicate details of nature and the non-human world addressing our intimate relation to it.
While shifting the focus on the voice, the listener is invited to receive language as a sonic material, looking for translation loops, vocal clones and mouth noises ambiguities.
On every hour
00:00 Humeurs, stereo extract of multichannel sound installation, 2021
07:45 Intimacy of lichens, soundtrack of an experimental film, 2021
13:35 Le souffle du saxophoniste, sound piece from painting, 2017
15:29 9ème élégie du Duino, poème en son, 2016
19:55 Le chien qui pleure, sound piece, 2021
28:29 Birds and wires, phonography, 2021
32:39 Still Rivers, audio group experience, 2020
41:00 Bugs eating horse dung, field recording, 2020
42:42 Melting ice recorded with homemade hydrophones, field recording, 2021
47:02 Ambiguity of mouth noises, sound curiosity, 2019
48:47 the voice is voices, stereo extract of multichannel sound installation
53:06 From French through Spanish, linguistic experiment, 2018
Details compositions
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