Geographies of Listening

Geographies of Listening

Listening practices are deeply connected to the physical and social landscapes we inhabit. Social practices of listening can connect us further with the cological and cultural communities in which we participate. What do we listen for? Who, or what, do we listen with? During the 

Celebrating the Legacy of R. Murray Schafer

Canadian composer, author, music educator, and father of acoustic ecology’ dies at 88 The Midwest Society for Acoustic Ecology is saddened to learn that Canadian composer, author, music educator, and father of acoustic ecology’ Raymond Murray Schafer, died at his home in Southern Ontario on 

World Listening Day 2021 – The Unquiet Earth

World Listening Day 2021 – The Unquiet Earth

”The Unquiet Earth” is an invitation to reflect on and engage with the constant murmur of the Earth, sounds beyond the threshold of human hearing, to remind ourselves that we share this mysterious and awesome planet.