MA/68 BY ALAN DUNN (PART 1)
from MA/68 A TIME TUNNEL FROM 1968 TO 2018 WELCOME TO THE DARK AGES by Alan Dunn / Joaquin Ronco
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MA/68
New soundwork by Alan Dunn for John Hyatt’s
Time Tunnel
,
The Tapestry, Fabric District, Liverpool, 10-13 May 2018: www.timetunnel.johnhyatt.co.uk
In Paris in May 1968 Vangelis left his studio to gather streets sounds, while at the end of the
month The Beatles began work on their landmark assemblage
Revolution 9
. Fifty years
on, Alan Dunn’s MA/68 revisits these with a 60-minute sound collage for tannoy featuring
street recordings and slogans from MA students, lecturers, musicians and artists:
Vive la révolution! Louis Malle’s
Milou en mai / May Fools
(1990).
Christine Hinchliffe -
165K
(grandchildren reading graffiti).
Dinah Bird - unedited recording of the
Je suis Charlie
demonstration on Sunday 11 January
2015 in Paris that followed the killing of the cartoonists and journalists at Charlie Hebdo.
Commoners Choir
Signs Songs - Danger Overhead, Danger of Death, Way Out, Have You
Paid & Displayed, No Skateboarding
and
Pedestrians Push Button.
radio continental drift - children picketing an Mbizo political meeting in Albert Park, Dur
-
ban; these are children of ‘homeless’ Congolese immigrants who had already been vic
-
tims of xenophobic outrage in South Africa in 2008.
Mark Stewart -
Information Medicine
(main vox).
reg jula / jala quartet - an improvised cover of Cymande’s
The Message.
Mark Stewart -
Soft Paranoia
(main vox).
Valérie Vivancos -
Captations Péripatétique
, a piece for the answering machine of the
Palais de Tokyo and recorded snippets of texts found in the street and on walls.
Michelle Rowley -
Liverpool graffiti
read by Suzy Chappell, Helon Conning, Claire Rice,
Louis Jeck Prestidge and Vincent Lavell from Wirral Metropolitan College.
Matt Green - recordings around the student areas of Leeds, uttering the ubiquitous graffiti
tag ‘Talk More’, describing its location and the type of paint or pen that had been used.
BAD PUNK: James Stephen Finn and Johny Brown -
An hour in Paris, 1968.
radio continental drift - recordings from International Women’s Day in Binga, the remote
rural areas of Northern Zimbabwe on the Zambezi, 2016.
Cathy Butterworth -
Liverpool Slogans.
Joaquin Ronco aka noisesurfer -
Welcome to the Dark Ages
, excerpts from a mixtape,
February 2018, Ciudad Real, Spain; recorded on tiny electronic machines into a Ford
Timelord
Mondeo including a folk band playing Joaquín Sabina’s
19 Días y 500 Noches
.
Jason M Graham -
Prayer Bowls Chime
.
Clinic -
There’s a riot going on
.
Matt Green - twenty extractor fan loops recorded around Leeds.
Gintas K - jingle for Marijampole Culture Capital event, Basanaviciaus square, Jan 2018.
Jeff Young -
Prague 89,
followed by Dinah Bird -
Charlie
.
The Redmen TV -
The Mo Salah song
followed by Jason M Graham -
Prayer Bowls Chime
.
linecrosscurve + Pete Greenwood -
THE STATE OF EDUCATION
- “Got a revolution, got to
revolution” = Jefferson Airplane’s
Volunteers.
Chloe Watson-Gaukrodger -
Meat is Murder
and
Post Milk Generation
(in Russian).
Marti Kikojan - a composition marking Estonia’s 100th anniversary with flag waving and
marching drills in Tallinn’s old town Toompea.
Hannah Dargavel-Leafe - recordings from the UCU (University and College Union) protests,
March 2018, including interruptions (
mum, my foot’s stuck!
).
Paul McConnachie -
Black strip/put your card in
, a sonic walk through Liverpool.
John Hyatt -
Dog barking at a steam train
and
Drummers-are-coming
, March 2018.
Balam Ronan - recordings made in Comercio Street, in the city of La Paz, Bolivia, at
21:30h, a street where there is a market selling all kinds of food, clothes and electronics.
Ben Parry -
Le Dermier Mot (the last word)
, pirate radio broadcast from the Eiffel Tower, in
collaboration with artivist John Jordan with excerpts from Guy Debord’s
Sick Planet
(1971).
Alex Ashcroft - picket march from University of Leeds into town, 2018.
Tom Hobson & Rhianna Griffiths - recordings in Ensenada, Baja California, Las Vegas and
Kaua’i, Hawaii, March 2018.
The Redmen TV -
ALLEZ! ALLEZ! ALLEZ!
followed by
Welcome to the dark ages (return).
For more information: www.alandunn67.co.uk/ma68.html
New soundwork by Alan Dunn for John Hyatt’s
Time Tunnel
,
The Tapestry, Fabric District, Liverpool, 10-13 May 2018: www.timetunnel.johnhyatt.co.uk
In Paris in May 1968 Vangelis left his studio to gather streets sounds, while at the end of the
month The Beatles began work on their landmark assemblage
Revolution 9
. Fifty years
on, Alan Dunn’s MA/68 revisits these with a 60-minute sound collage for tannoy featuring
street recordings and slogans from MA students, lecturers, musicians and artists:
Vive la révolution! Louis Malle’s
Milou en mai / May Fools
(1990).
Christine Hinchliffe -
165K
(grandchildren reading graffiti).
Dinah Bird - unedited recording of the
Je suis Charlie
demonstration on Sunday 11 January
2015 in Paris that followed the killing of the cartoonists and journalists at Charlie Hebdo.
Commoners Choir
Signs Songs - Danger Overhead, Danger of Death, Way Out, Have You
Paid & Displayed, No Skateboarding
and
Pedestrians Push Button.
radio continental drift - children picketing an Mbizo political meeting in Albert Park, Dur
-
ban; these are children of ‘homeless’ Congolese immigrants who had already been vic
-
tims of xenophobic outrage in South Africa in 2008.
Mark Stewart -
Information Medicine
(main vox).
reg jula / jala quartet - an improvised cover of Cymande’s
The Message.
Mark Stewart -
Soft Paranoia
(main vox).
Valérie Vivancos -
Captations Péripatétique
, a piece for the answering machine of the
Palais de Tokyo and recorded snippets of texts found in the street and on walls.
Michelle Rowley -
Liverpool graffiti
read by Suzy Chappell, Helon Conning, Claire Rice,
Louis Jeck Prestidge and Vincent Lavell from Wirral Metropolitan College.
Matt Green - recordings around the student areas of Leeds, uttering the ubiquitous graffiti
tag ‘Talk More’, describing its location and the type of paint or pen that had been used.
BAD PUNK: James Stephen Finn and Johny Brown -
An hour in Paris, 1968.
radio continental drift - recordings from International Women’s Day in Binga, the remote
rural areas of Northern Zimbabwe on the Zambezi, 2016.
Cathy Butterworth -
Liverpool Slogans.
Joaquin Ronco aka noisesurfer -
Welcome to the Dark Ages
, excerpts from a mixtape,
February 2018, Ciudad Real, Spain; recorded on tiny electronic machines into a Ford
Timelord
Mondeo including a folk band playing Joaquín Sabina’s
19 Días y 500 Noches
.
Jason M Graham -
Prayer Bowls Chime
.
Clinic -
There’s a riot going on
.
Matt Green - twenty extractor fan loops recorded around Leeds.
Gintas K - jingle for Marijampole Culture Capital event, Basanaviciaus square, Jan 2018.
Jeff Young -
Prague 89,
followed by Dinah Bird -
Charlie
.
The Redmen TV -
The Mo Salah song
followed by Jason M Graham -
Prayer Bowls Chime
.
linecrosscurve + Pete Greenwood -
THE STATE OF EDUCATION
- “Got a revolution, got to
revolution” = Jefferson Airplane’s
Volunteers.
Chloe Watson-Gaukrodger -
Meat is Murder
and
Post Milk Generation
(in Russian).
Marti Kikojan - a composition marking Estonia’s 100th anniversary with flag waving and
marching drills in Tallinn’s old town Toompea.
Hannah Dargavel-Leafe - recordings from the UCU (University and College Union) protests,
March 2018, including interruptions (
mum, my foot’s stuck!
).
Paul McConnachie -
Black strip/put your card in
, a sonic walk through Liverpool.
John Hyatt -
Dog barking at a steam train
and
Drummers-are-coming
, March 2018.
Balam Ronan - recordings made in Comercio Street, in the city of La Paz, Bolivia, at
21:30h, a street where there is a market selling all kinds of food, clothes and electronics.
Ben Parry -
Le Dermier Mot (the last word)
, pirate radio broadcast from the Eiffel Tower, in
collaboration with artivist John Jordan with excerpts from Guy Debord’s
Sick Planet
(1971).
Alex Ashcroft - picket march from University of Leeds into town, 2018.
Tom Hobson & Rhianna Griffiths - recordings in Ensenada, Baja California, Las Vegas and
Kaua’i, Hawaii, March 2018.
The Redmen TV -
ALLEZ! ALLEZ! ALLEZ!
followed by
Welcome to the dark ages (return).
For more information: www.alandunn67.co.uk/ma68.html
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released May 9, 2018
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