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Eno sought to create music that could be interrupted at any time (for flight announcements and such) without in any way harming the music. Also, since the music would probably be talked over, none of the instruments or frequencies matched the sound of the average human voice so there would be no need to compete for sonic space. He also noticed that... See more
Brian Eno - Ambient 1: Music for Airports [Full Album]
We’re addicted to noise. Music while we shower, podcasts while we drive, videos while we eat. Silence feels unbearable, yet silence is where truth waits. Without it, we forget how to hear ourselves. And without hearing ourselves, we forget who we are.
From cultural relevant listening rooms to high-fidelity installations in luxury boutiques, sound wasn’t background—it was center stage. Carefully tuned, masterfully designed, and often deeply emotional.It got me thinking: are we entering a new era of sonic space-making?Not just branded playlists or vibey DJs, but sound as material, mood, and... See more
The Sonification of Milan Design Week | Riccardo Trabattoni | 14 comments
Ambient music in airports blending with noise, evoking holiness, mortality confrontation, and the banal yet remarkable human experience.
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And secondly, they can't even get the bloody player to work properly. so we're going to crash.
You know, you can use music as a mask, which is what is normally done in public situations as a way of covering up the noise. Or you can use music that invites the noise to sound like it's part of it.
So with all of that kind of music, what I call ambient
... See moreThose sounds traveled through us all, dancing and jiving and boogieing their way into our minds, hearts, and souls, sublime as they are.