Paul Paulun

Wild Thyme Music #3 – A Sonic Interaction

In 2004, musicologist Helga de la Motte Haber told me about composer Rolf Julius’ idea for a sound installation next to a highway that would make you forget the sound of traffic. The idea of such an ‘acoustic hole’, as she called it, has fascinated me ever since. 

With the Super Sport #3 happening taking place in the long abandoned warehouse ΨΟΨ next to a highway, the time has come to experiment with sound works from my archive for the series Wild Thyme Music, which aims to stimulate the equation of humans, nature and sound.

Program:

ELEH – Lighter Touch (2018)

Phill Niblock – Exploratory, Rhine Version, Looking For Daniel (2022)

Deep Listening Band & the Long String Instrument – TexasTravelTexture #1 (1994)

Magical Journeys Through Music and Time   www.soundscentral.org

21st Century Chill-out       www.stegi.radio/artist/paul-paulun

Radiophone Miniaturen   www.deutschlandfunkkultur.de/fundstueck

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