Composition and Sound Practice as Research

About

In "Sound and More than: Research through Composition and Sound Art" students will embark on a captivating intellectual journey that fuses the realms of sound, storytelling, and ethnographic research. This level-5 course delves into the innovative intersection of qualitative research methods, sound art, and composition to investigate and represent multifaceted human experiences.

Students will be encouraged to adopt an interdisciplinary approach, drawing from the fields of anthropology, music, cultural studies, and beyond, as they work to construct meaningful, layered narratives that engage the senses, intellect, and emotions of their audience. Practical assignments will encourage students to use soundscapes, interviews, field recordings, and more as tools for crafting an ethnographic representations.

Course leader

Liz Gre

Target group

This course is open to anyone aged 18+

Course aim

This course invites students to engage deeply with critical theory and artistic practice, fostering their capacity to explore complex human stories and cultural dynamics in a way that is both scholarly and artistically profound. By the end of the course, students will have a nuanced understanding of how sound and composition can illuminate the intricate tapestry of human experience, transforming ethnography into a multisensory, immersive journey.

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