Thank you Reverend

Ferguson, John [Artist] and Bell, Paul [Artist] (2008) Thank you Reverend. (electroacoustic). The Netherlands : http://soundmuseum.fm/.

Official URL: http://soundmuseum.fm/

Abstract

Composed from improvisations with turntables, guitar, live sampling and live electronics.

Official URL:	http://soundmuseum.fm/
Item Type:	Composition
Additional Information:	[Go to 'depot' then search for 'Tron Lennon'] Thank you Reverend is part of a touring installation that has featured at Club Transmediale 09 Berlin, Germany (23.01 - 20.02.2009); Rokolectiv Bucharest, Romania (10.04 - 13.04.2009) Santralistanbul Istanbul, Turkey (20.03 - 20.09.2009); Todaysart Festival Den Haag, the Netherlands (21.09 - 22.09.2009); Rhizomatic Amsterdam, the Netherlands (08.10 - 24.01.2010), as well as an online listening environment: http://soundmuseum.fm. ABOUT Soundmuseum is the online museum for contemporary sound art. It opened online in 2008 and has over 200 sound art works in its collection. Every month, the museum features an exhibition in its gallery. The core of the museum is the depot, where you will find the full art collection. A word by it's founders: "For us, sound art is an extremely important art form that deserves its own internationally accessible museum. Sound art takes you to new dimensions and uncharted territory. It enriches your experiences beyond what image can accomplish. In this fast-paced visual world we live in, we believe that it's important to stimulate the senses with sound. Sound touches us in places where image can't reach. For us, sound art is like food; a healthy substance for the soul that inspires and warms and reassures. Up until now, a place where people can experience all of this hasn't existed. With Soundmuseum.fm, we want to create that place; a place where an audience can listen to unique sound pieces in a peaceful virtual space, free from interruptions; a place that is accessible from anywhere in the world, where people can listen to original works, and where sound can rise above its visual surroundings."
Research Area:	Research Areas > Art and design Research Areas > Music
Faculty, School or Research Centre:	Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (until 2017) > School of Performance and Screen Studies
Date Deposited:	05 Oct 2012 09:36
Last Modified:	06 Oct 2020 14:04
URI:	https://eprints.kingston.ac.uk/id/eprint/19077

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