These far-away tones, under threat and fragile, speak to us of a sonic environment and of a society undergoing massive change… close even to extinction. The recording of this memory is an act of cultural salvation.

To listen together to this sound world is to share simple and magical moments, where otherness seems so far away, so close, there in the hollow of the ear, there in the ears…

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EQUIPMENT :

20 to 40 deckchairs / 20 to 40  audio players / 20 to 40 acoustic ear-muffs

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The sound track lasts for 28 x 3 minutes (1h30)

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NUMBER OF PARTICIPANTS:

160 to 320 p. / day

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L'Oreille Nomade was first performed on the january 2014 in the Festival Made in Asia - Toulouse;

and was broadcast on France Culture, Radio Grenouille 88,8, and Jet FM 91.2;

was broadcast via interactive terminals in the festival [SONOR];

as well as being part of the listening evening Kinokophonography Night of Bruno Walter Auditorium of New York Library for Performing Arts;

an unpublished sonic postcard "Inspired by Flickr #3 Water" come out in the "sound & vision" blog of the British Library;

and was remixed into the form of a long sonic postcard "Mingalabar !" for ARTE Radio ("TTT"- Télérama)

then finaly, a special edition of Framework Radio show ...