Future Forest 1

"How does the forest sound in a changing world" - this question will be explored by sound artist Kirsten Reese and eco-acoustician Dr. Sandra Müller in a workshop that is part of the new music festival "Summer in Stuttgart".

How does the forest sound in transition?
Workshop with
Kirsten Reese (composer/sound artist)
Dr. Sandra Müller (eco-acoustician, Geobotany, University of Freiburg)

Where: In Stuttgart's forests

"Every habitat has its own acoustic signature, and a wealth of information about a habitat can be gleaned from the analysis of soundscapes. Changes in the context of species loss and climate change can also be detected acoustically." (Sandra Müller)

An introduction to eco-acoustic research and ecology-related sound art and composition - and a joint sound research in the Stuttgart city forest: with contact microphones on trees, with sensor microphones in the earth and in the foliage, with hydrophones for the sounds in watercourses and bodies of water. A workshop on eco-acoustic methods in climate and biodiversity science, on their artistic transformation and on the insights that can be gained from this aesthetic experience.

Meeting point and conclusion in the Theaterhaus at Musik der Jahrhunderte, P1.