Distributed Sounding Art – Practices in Distributing Sound (eds. Barry Truax, Marcel Cobussen and Vincent Meelberg)

This chapter examines distributed sounding art by focusing on three key aspects that we consider essentially tied to the notion of distribution: assignment, transport and sharing. These aspects aid us in navigating through a number of nodes in a history of sounding art practices where sound becomes assigned, transported and shared between places and people. Sound or data become distributed, and in the process of distribution, meanings become assigned and altered through differing socio-cultural contexts of places and people. We have selected several works, commencing in the 1960’s as we consider this period as having produced some of the seminal works that address distribution.
We draw on works by composers, performers and sound artists and thus present a history of sounding art, which is amongst the many histories of sounding art in the 20th and 21st century.

Barry Lieberman & Friends present a Recital, February 26, 2012

Concert program for Barry Lieberman & Friends present a Recital, February 26, 2012

Barry Lieberman & Friends, Maria Larionoff and Robin McCabe, May 6, 2012

Concert program for Barry Lieberman & Friends present Guest Artists, May 6, 2012

Dr. Barry Keith Grant

Professor of Popular Culture and Film

Photograph - Dorothy Rungeling with Husband Charlie and Son Barry, 1953

A photograph of Dorothy Rungeling with husband Charlie and son Barry with the winning trophy of the Governor General's Cup Air Race, Toronoto, 1953.

The memoirs of Barry Lyndon and a little dinner at timmis's

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De historias, estándares, rendiciones de cuentas y el fin del currículum : la vuelta de Barry Franklin a Granada.

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