The Wednesday program at Griffith University features our final two keynotes and a program of creative and interdisciplinary presentations running in parallel to scientific workshops, sound installations and the Ecoacoustics Listening Room.
| WEDNESDAY June 27 – Queensland Conservatorium, Griffith University | ||
| 8:00 to 8:45 | Registration and installations open, Conservatorium Foyer (Level 2) | |
| 8:45 to 9:45 | Keynote 5: Dr. Ros Bandt Sonic connections traversing art, science, technology and culture Ian Hanger Recital Hall |
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| 9:45 to 10:30 | Ian Hanger Recital Hall (Chair, Leah Barclay) | Workshops, installations and listening room open |
| 9:45 | ’50 years of Wildlife Sound Recording in Australia’
Andrew Skeoch |
Please refer below for parallel workshops, installations and listening room program |
| 10:00 | ‘Soundings: making sound in/with/from place: Approaching environmental listening-based music activities’
Vanessa Tomlinson
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| 10:15 | ‘Vanuatu Womens’ Water Music: Connecting cultural knowledge to the Acoustic Ecology and Ecoacoustics in Vanuatu’
Sandy Sur, Tom Dick and Catherine Grant |
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| 10:30 to 11:00 | Morning tea – Conservatorium Foyer (Listening Room and Sound Installations open on Level 3) | |
| 11:00 to 12:30 | Ian Hanger Recital Hall (Chair Jo Wood) | Workshops, installations and listening room open |
| 11:00 | ‘Live ecoacoustics for interdisciplinary research: Real-time monitoring in aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems’
Leah Barclay |
Please refer below for parallel workshops, installations and listening room program |
| 11:15 | ‘Real-time ecoacoustics for art-science-activism’
Grant Smith |
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| 11:30 | ‘Following the Flight of the Monarchs’
Rob Mackay, Pablo Jaramillo, Grant Smith, David Blink and Lincoln Brower |
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| 11:45 | ‘Distributed Data Storage for Field Recordings’
Toby Gifford |
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| 12:00 | Explore Ecoacoustics Listening Room and Sound Installations on Level 3 | |
| 12:30 to 1:30 | Lunch – Conservatorium Foyer | |
| 1:45 to 2:45 | Keynote 6: Dr. David Monacchi ‘Fragments of Extinction’ Ian Hanger Recital Hall |
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| 2:45 to 3:45 | Ian Hanger Recital Hall (Chair Vanessa Tomlinson) | Workshops, installations and listening room open |
| 2:45 | “Authenticity in the creative use of field recordings”
Alice Bennett |
Please refer below for parallel workshops, installations and listening room program |
| 3:00 | “Personal explorations with acoustic ecology in live performance: three case studies from Australia and South Africa”
Vicki Hallett |
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| 3:15 | “Visually Exploring the Acoustic World”
Leah Gustafson, Chris Carter, Leah Barclay and Susan Fuller |
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| 3:30 | “Waking up to Waste: Exploring the transformative capacities of Deep Listening and Sound Art”
Amanda Terry |
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| 3:45 to 4:15 | Afternoon tea – Conservatorium Foyer | |
| 4:15 to 5:15 | Ian Hanger Recital Hall (Chair Toby Gifford) | Workshops, installations and listening room open |
| 4:15 | “Phase-invariant Spectral layering, steering, diffusion and suffusion”
Matt Hitchcock |
Please refer below for parallel workshops, installations and listening room program |
| 4:30 | “Sonic Ruptures in Featherstone Place: An Ecoacoustic Approach to Urban Sound Installations”
Jesse Budel |
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| 4:45 | “Leagues of Breaking Light: explorations in science-music translations”
Naima Fine |
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| 5:00 to 6:00 | Conference Closing in the Conservatorium Foyer | |
| 6pm to 6:30 | Conference Closing performance “Coral Bells” by Brigid Burke performed by Brigid Burke and Mark Zanter” | |
| 5:30 to 7:00 | Final chance to experience the Ecoacoustics Listening Room and Sound Installations on Level 3 | |
Ecoacoustics Sound Installations
“Renata Buziak and Vanessa Tomlinson “Unfolding Rhythms” – Level 3 (8am – 7pm)
Leah Gustafson “Wild Soundscapes” – QCGU Board Room (Level 3)
Rob Mackay, Rolando Rodriguez & Jessica Rodriguez “Flight of the Monarchs” – Level 3
Grant Smith “BIOM Live Ecoacoustics on the Locus Sonus Sound Map” – Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre
Michael Norris “Whistle!” – Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre (Level 3)
Peter Moyes, Louise Harvey and Leah Barclay” Thirst (Virtual Reality Installation) – QCGU Board Room (Level 3, 12pm – 4:30pm)
Australian Wildlife Sound Recording Group – Members Showcase – Queensland Conservatorium Research Centre (Level 3)
Clocked Out “Hidden Sounds – Sounds in Motion” (various locations) Jesse Budel “Featherstone Place” outside QCGU Foyer
Ecoacoustics Listening Room – Music Technology Area (Level 3) Room 3.63
Surround sound works and ecoacoustic recordings running continuously, works include:
Phoebe Bognar “The Great Debate”
Nikki Sheth “Paddabolela”
Alice Eldridge “Mulitspecies Counterpoint”
Cheryl Tipp “British Wildlife Sound Archive – BBC Aquatic Recordings”
Alice Bennett “Turbulence I: Compost”
Please use the menu to view the workshops that are running in parallel to the talks on Wednesday.
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