Impulse / Response as an Artistic Tool
October 6, 18:00
Workshop by Mauro Zannoli
Library for Architecture
- Mauro ZannoliComposer, sound and media artist
partners
NOPA Festical
The second edition of NOPA is almost here. The festival for sonic arts and musical experiments is set for October 3–12 in Yerevan.
The events will be held across numerous locations around the city, all new compared to last year.
More than 30 participants including artists, musicians and composers from Armenia, Georgia, Germany, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Brazil, Italy, Argentina, Turkey will collaborate and interact closely with the spaces to create a whole new sonic experience for the audience.
More details to come.
instagram.com/nopa.sound
The second edition of NOPA is almost here. The festival for sonic arts and musical experiments is set for October 3–12 in Yerevan.
The events will be held across numerous locations around the city, all new compared to last year.
More than 30 participants including artists, musicians and composers from Armenia, Georgia, Germany, France, Switzerland, Netherlands, Brazil, Italy, Argentina, Turkey will collaborate and interact closely with the spaces to create a whole new sonic experience for the audience.
More details to come.
instagram.com/nopa.sound
Library for Architecture
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Host
Mauro Zannoli is a Buenos Aires-born and Brussels-based composer, sound and media artist whose artistic endeavours span a broad spectrum of mediums, such as immersive audiovisual installations, performances, and music compositions. Using custom software, multi-channel sound systems, lights, video, and scientific notions, he creates technological environments that immerse viewers in a multidimensional sensory experience intended to bring them closer to a deeper understanding of the complex systems around us and our place in the world.
Workshop
Every space or object holds hidden resonances, a unique sonic fingerprint that can be captured through an impulse response (IR): a short sound that sets the space into vibration across the sonic spectrum.
In this workshop, we will use these recordings not to measure, but to play: turning the resonance of a room, an object, or a surface into rhythm, texture, and atmosphere. We will listen, record, and transform impulse responses into new sonic forms, exploring how places themselves can shape sound and spark imagination.
When: October 6
Where: Library for Architecture
Time: 18:00
Language: English
The workshop will be held in English. No prior experience is needed.
In this workshop, we will use these recordings not to measure, but to play: turning the resonance of a room, an object, or a surface into rhythm, texture, and atmosphere. We will listen, record, and transform impulse responses into new sonic forms, exploring how places themselves can shape sound and spark imagination.
When: October 6
Where: Library for Architecture
Time: 18:00
Language: English
The workshop will be held in English. No prior experience is needed.
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