ConstallationOuverture in Radio Play

Radio Play invites peers working across disciplines and around the world to share audio work. Tune in to an evening of tricky thinking, new sounds and unlikely connections – including work by Annie Abrahams, Rachael Murray, Paige Silverman and Sleepwalk Collective.

Listen in live online Sunday 25 Aug. 7pm UTC+01 via channingtatum. CHANNING TATUM: a project by Rohanne Udall & Paul Hughes

While listening to ConstallationOuverture Rohanne and Paul will (probably) read the Methodology of ConstallationS.
ConstallationOuverture Mixage: Annie Abrahams. Voices: Pascale Barret, Alix Desaubliaux, Annie Abrahams. Laughs: Alice Lenay, Gwendoline Samidoust, Alix Desaubliaux, Annie Abrahams and Carin Klonowski. Music: “Ouverture 14” by Jan de Weille. ConstallationOuverture is online here.

The podcast is now online via Applepodcast.
Direct link: https://tatenlyle.com/2019/09/03/radio-play-7/
From 1:21 Rohanne and Paul talk about ConstallationOuverture. At around 1:35 Rohanne reads the Methodology of Constallations.

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Filed under: Event, sound piece, Channing Tatum, Constallations, Radio Play

Kaj misliš s tem? / What do you mean? – sound piece

Sound piece after : On April 17th 2014 there was a performance Kaj misliš s tem? / What do you mean? at Kult3000, Metelkova, Ljubljana, with Annie Abrahams, Martina Rusham, Jana Wilcoxen and Chantal van Mourik.

Annie, Jana, Chantal and Martina wrote text, using only their mothertongue, about their experience of living in a country where they couldn’t speak their monthertongue and had to learn a new language. They used a shared textpad. They translated their text phrase by phrase via Google in Slovenian. The Slovenian text was fed to Alpineon’s TTS software made by Proteus and diffused live to the performance public. Brane Zorman recorded this sound.

Yet another translation into English gave a poem called You have to accept (a FEW times). New language that you can find here.

The soundpiece was presented in the exhibition Mie lahkoo pomagate ? (can you help me ?) from 21 October to 7 November 2014 in Aksioma Project Space, in Ljubljana. Production CONA.

Filed under: Collective writing, performance, sound piece, Alpineon TTS, CONA, Kaj misliš s tem?, Kult3000, language, Proteus, What do you mean ?