It was an honour to have a full Deep Listening day at Arnolfini Gallery in Bristol. Curated by Phil Owen, and organised by Dan Johnson, the day started with a Deep Listening workshop which we co-led with Dan with the attendance of 20 participants embracing the full theatre to listen and sound, and followed by a performance with Dan Johnson (percussion) and Tina Hitchens (flute), and myself, Ximena Alarcón (voice), interpreting four pieces by Pauline Oliveros: 'Horse Sings from Cloud', 'Fluting Moment', 'Rolling Mediation', and 'Pauline's Solo'. The latter dedicating our music to a world without war. Then, we watched the Film "Deep Listening: the Story of Pauline Oliveros" directed by Daniel Weintraub, which brought audiences the context in which the practice was developed. Thanks for this amazing moving opportunity to all.
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Ximena Alarcón-Díaz, PhD
Sonic Migrations Artist - Researcher
Interfaces for Relational Listening (INTIMAL), Deep Listening®, Telematic Sonic Performance
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See AllThis is an online version of the Long Distance Improvisation (telematic sonic performance) that took place on May 7, 2019, between nine Colombian and Latin American migrant women residing in the citie
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