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Wind Turbines

by Madelynne Cornish

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wndfrm field recordings of wind turbines, how could i resist? lovely work, so many interesting juxtapositions and textures.

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WIND TURBINES by Madelynne Cornish features sound recordings of two major wind farms located in Albany, Western Australia. While new sources of energy production such as wind are gaining traction throughout the world, their impact on landscape ecology is the cause of much tension and debate. This project examines the impact of renewable energy production upon a regional community by interrogating the wide-ranging effects incurred through the exploitation of the natural environment in the production of sustainable energy.

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released November 1, 2016

Field Recordings: Madelynne Cornish
Mixed & Mastered: Philip Samartzis

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Bogong Centre For Sound Culture Bogong, Australia

The Bogong Centre for Sound Culture is a remote-regional cultural initiative situated in the foothills of Victoria’s Alpine National Park. Established by Philip Samartzis and Madelynne Cornish in 2010, the B-CSC is interested in interrogating the history and culture of wilderness ecologies through site responsive sound and music practices. ... more

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