Audio Culture: Readings in Modern Music

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There are many benefits to the use of audio for learners with visual impairments or those with dyslexia. Many learners find that they learn better through hearing than by reading for example. However, with these opportunities, it’s also important to remember that those with hearing impairments will not always be able to access this type of content. The National Campaign for the Arts, which participated in the taskforce, said the report’s proposals were a further significant step towards the survival, recovery and strengthening of the arts and events industries. It was particularly happy about the pilot of a Universal Basic Income, which it has pushed for and “which will be transformative for so many artists and arts workers”. Williams, William Carlos– 39 Poems Read for The Library of Congress Recording Laboratory. May 5, 1945 – Free MP3 If you would like to submit your demo submission's for the label please feel free to upload your demo to the dropbox. Thanks for the Support!! published on 2010-10-11T10:24:09Z Gooldy - Catatonic state (forthcoming culture audio) low quality clip

published on 2010-09-13T08:00:41Z Critical Mass - Majestic 12 (forthcoming culture audio) low quality clip

Another proposal is a capital improvement scheme to reimagine public spaces, with funds for local authorities to adapt, equip or improve places for culture and events. “This would improve the quality of life for people across the country, as we are faced with living more of our lives outdoors,” said Ms Duignan. Thomas, Dylan– Ballad of the Long-Legged Bait’ and 14 Other Poems (read by Richard Burton) – YouTube

Stevenson, Robert Louis– The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde (Read by Christopher Lee) – Spotify

Levertov, Denise– City Psalm, Open Secret, Love Song, The Ache of Marriage, To the Muse, The Certainty (read by the author) – SoundCloud

Lovecraft, H.P.– The Collected Public Domain Works of H. P. Lovecraft – Free Mp3 Zip File– Free Stream Each chapter opens with thoughtful quotes relating to the section and each paper begins with a brief summary of the author's musical and theoretical sphere. Hemingway, Ernest– “In Harry’s Bar in Venice” (a short story read by Hemingway: .au format, .gsm format, .ra format)

culture audio recordings’s tracks

Hemingway, Ernest– “The Snows of Kilimanjaro” (read by Charleston Heston) – Part 1– Part 2– Part 3– Part 4

Camus, Albert – Letter to His Elementary School Teacher (Read by Actor Benedict Cumberbatch) – YouTube published on 2010-09-13T08:10:31Z Gooldy - Kaos around the world (forthcoming culture audio) low quality clip Epic working group, representing skilled event industry workers, said the task force had produced “crucial recommendations critical for the survival of the live events sector”. Oliver, Mary– “The Summer Day,” “Little Dog’s Rhapsody in the Night,” “Many Miles” and “Night and the River” (read by the author) – YouTube

Departments and publications

Joyce, James– A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man – Free iTunes– Free MP3 Zip File– Free Stream Christian Andersen, Hans– Tales of Hans Christian Andersen, including The Emperor’s New Clothes, read by Sir Michael Redgrave – Free Spotify I'm not a huge fan of artists talking about their art, but this book is great. Edgard Varèse, Henry Cowell, Merzbow, Brian Eno, Glenn Gould et al. Some real heavy hitters. And their words, which the editors of this volume have culled from essays, interviews and even liner notes, rise above the merely theoretical. I've read this book twice so far—first as a novice and then again with a more substantial knowledge base—and it has honestly bolstered my subjective appreciation for the medium both times.