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Oct
Oct
Morske Musak is a multimedia installation that situates Nikola Bašić’s Sea Organ (Zadar, Croatia) in dialogue with audience interactivity.
Category Archives: Environmental
21
May
May
The GSM is committed to preserving the environment through sound. By capturing the ambient audio that forms unique sonic landscapes, the GSM continue to build a sound library of specific locations. Coastal recordings are of interest to the GSM as natural rhythms of the water provides a constant movement whilst describing the weather conditions. Local […]
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May
May
The Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) is a 70 metre organ that produces sound based on the movement of the Adriatic Sea. The Global Sound Movement travelled to Zadar, Croatia with the intention of capturing a wholly unique musical instrument. Morske Orgulje is a 70 metre organ that produces sound based on the movement of the […]
23
Nov
Nov
Famagusta our first destination has a tender touch, as it was here where the first Turkish invasion of 1974 took place. Famagusta is a city on the east coast of Cyprus, it is the capital of the Gazimagusa District of Northern Cyprus and possesses the deepest harbour of the island. Our first destination has a […]
22
Nov
Nov
The GSM team decided to take a trip up to one such park, and then work our way down on foot, following the river to the Kalidonia waterfalls, and recording our journey as we went. Troodos is a large mountain range located in the centre of Cyprus, and is home to a vast stretch of […]
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Jun
Jun
There is a strong city atmosphere to Kampala, which makes a change from what we have experienced the other days of the week. Kampala is built around seven hills not far from the shores of Lake Victoria and is the capital of Uganda. Although it is built up of many buildings and roads, there is […]
25
Jun
Jun
The day was planned around sampling the environmental sounds of the Nile, with this in mind we travelled to the Nile Discovery Resort Beach. Located at the edge of the Nile. Throughout our stay at the Jinja Nile Resort, we were teased by the views of the Nile and decided to get a closer look. […]
