Titlebook: Sound at the Edge of Perception; The Aural Minutiae o Seán Street Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2019 sound poet

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First and Last Sounds: Messages Beyond Language, of the first transatlantic wireless signal, to underline how a single morpheme may be the key to unlock a revolution. Radio producers share their experiences of catching an essence from the passing air. There is sound caught inadvertently that may be more significant than the object of a recording,

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,Introduction: The Bell of Józef Czechowicz—The Importance of Minute Sound Moments,. Minute sounds when placed in the context of a place can act as mnemonics, awakening an array of recollections, and trigger to the imagination, assuming significance far in excess of their actual presence, acting as portals opening hidden worlds of thought.

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The Notes of Human Music, musicality that has attracted composers, hearing in the abstract a quality beyond, but enhancing meaning. The affectations of speech hide identity while imposing themselves in forms of social power. Meanwhile, the true personality is shown in the physical grain of a voice’s making.

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Making the Moment Singable,, Olivier Messiaen, who transcribed sounds from the natural world for piano, and held Time in music made in the darkest of times. The capacity of music to evoke distant times and places: Janet Cardiff’s sound artwork, . Human birdsong may be folk song, created out of the oral tradition.

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Signals from Near and Far Shores: Voices from the Natural World,t, and how migratory and non-migratory birdsong is affected by environment. We visit Henry David Thoreau beside Walden Pond. The sub-aqua world is beginning to reveal its many voices, and the earth itself—the shifting sands of its surface and the subterranean murmurings beneath the soil—asks us to listen.

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2633-5875 p deeper responses to these events.Offers an engaging narratThis book is about the tiny sounds of the world, and listening to them, the minute signals that are clues to who and where we are. A very small sound, given the context of its history, becomes hugely significant, and even an imagined sound

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