Wednesday, April 9, 2008

Invitation to participate

Invitation for submissions :: :: :: All composers, sound artists, musicians, field-recording enthusiasts, sound investigators and researchers are welcome to contribute to the TRAINSONOR.COM project.

We are looking for field-recordings, subway station sounds, train station sounds, subway announcement recordings, subway tunnel sounds, arriving trains, departing trains, railway station sound in general, or any train-related sound recordings.

Please send your submissions/files [CD-R, DVD-R, Digital Audio Tape (DAT), MiniDisk, mp3, aiff, wav, mov (QuickTime) or whatever...] via email:



or use this address: invitation for submissions


Train Sonor, a work in progress. This collection of compositions follows Saint Augustine's motto: TIME CAN ONLY BE PERCEIVED OR MEASURED WHILE IT IS PASSING. — Saint Augustine.

We will publish your submissions at TRAINSONOR.COM

Please include your name, title, date of recording, instrumentation, musician/s, short statement.

The TRAINSONOR.COM project is a free, independent, non-profit and uncommercial multiple online sound piece.

Ralph Lichtensteiger








[49] Train Station: Tokyo [00:40] [excerpt] 2007
© 2008 by japanvisitor.com · Sounds of the real Japan


J.B. :: illustrations








[42] nocturne I [12:11] [complete] 2007 :: trainsonor.com player
© 2008 by Ralph Lichtensteiger · musique trouvé


Imaginary Landscape © Peter Lichtensteiger :: illustrations

SUBMISSIONS:
1st submission by Jonathan H. Fisher [uk] :: Link










2nd submission by melectric [Jan Hufenbach] [germany] [46] AKP [12:04] [complete] :: trainsonor.com player
info :: melectric [Jan Hufenbach] Recording Juni 2007. Locations: Alexanderplatz Berlin, S-BHF, Zionskirche am Zionskirchplatz and Mauerpark, Berlin. Anonymous saxophon player. Equipment: Tascam, Neumänner, Cubase etc. Info: Invitation to participate.
Link to melectric's [Jan Hufenbach] myspace.com site

Links:
trainsonor.com :: listen
lichtensteiger.de :: Augustinus, Aurelius (354-430 n. Chr.)
The Dictionary of the History of Ideas :: TIME by MILIČ ČAPEK

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