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Europhonix - Tuning In (4 of 6) |
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| This audio piece is the fourth of six tracks which make up “Europhonix”; a series of musical pieces taking inspiration from the theme of “Home, Away & Journeys”. Sound artist Robert Jarvis worked alongside students from three secondary schools on the devising and recording of the series of atmospheric compositions. The pieces were created to be heard as a ‘travelling’ installation playing to an invited audience during the journey between Calais and Folkestone on the Eurotunnel train. Students worked for one day a week for seven weeks on various listening and sound mapping exercises connected with the themes; the results of which informed the final pieces. The project’s intention was also to introduce alternative and experimental approaches to both the playing and teaching of music; to get the pupils to think about it in a new and different way. “Europhonix” was nominated for the 2003 British Composer Awards as a finalist in the Community/Educational Project category and is also being used as a model project on a British Council tour on music education in New Zealand. The other “Europhonix” compositions can also be found on The Showcase. For further information see http://robertjarvis.com . This audio recording lasts 5 minutes and 2 seconds. |
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Composer - Jarvis, Robert
Composer - Brockhill Park School Musicians
Composer - Hartsdown Technology College Musicians
Composer - Commuity College Whitstable Musicians
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Transport, Youth
Cultural Expression
Music
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Creative Partnerships Kent - Funder/Sponsor
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01 / 01 / 2002
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English
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United Kingdom
Folkestone
Calais
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Community Media Association has non exclusive rights for the use of the work in The Showcase, but the overall copyright rests with Robert Jarvis. Copyright Robert Jarvis.
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