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A sound map of the Danube

Title
  1. A sound map of the Danube / Annea Lockwood.
Published by
  1. New York, N.Y. : Lovely Music Ltd., ℗2008.
Author
  1. Lockwood, Annea, 1939-

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Description
  1. 3 audio discs (2 hr., 46 min., 46 sec.) : digital, stereo; 4 3/4 in.
Subject
  1. Field recordings > Danube River
  2. Soundscapes (Music) > Danube River
  3. Sound installations (Art)
  4. Enregistrements de terrain (Musique) > Danube (Fleuve)
  5. Paysages sonores (Musique) > Danube (Fleuve)
  6. Installations sonores (Art)
  7. sound installations
  8. Field recordings
  9. Soundscapes (Music)
  10. Danube River
  11. Danube (Fleuve)
Genre/Form
  1. field recordings.
  2. Soundscapes (Music)
  3. Field recordings.
  4. Enregistrements de terrain.
  5. Paysages sonores (Musique)
Contents
  1. Disc 1: Bregquelle to Immendingen (9:54) ; Fridingen to Ulm (7:20) ; Lauingen to Weltenburg (14:12) ; Passau to Jochenstein Dam (8:53) ; Inzell to Traismauer (16:08) ; Orth to Haslau (9:11) -- Disc 2: Donauwirt to Šamorin (13:05) ; Esztergom to Keselyüs (10:00) ; Batina to Vukovar (15:07) ; Backo Novo Selo to Dobra (14:50) -- Disc 3: Kazan Gorges to Tutrakan (17:06) ; Popina to Rasova (11:26) ; Nufaru to the Black Sea (19:34).
Owning institution
  1. Columbia University Libraries
Note
  1. Title from disc label.
  2. "An aural tracing of the Danube, interleaved with the memories and reflections of its people. 59 sites and 13 interviews, from the Black Forest to the Black Sea"--Container.
  3. Field recordings by New Zealander, Annea Lockwood.
  4. Compact discs.
  5. Program and biographical notes on the composer in English with English translation of the text (1 folded sheet : col. ill., col. map) laid in container.
Event (note)
  1. Recorded 2001-2004 at various locations along the Danube River.
Language (note)
  1. Spoken text in Bulgarian, English, German, Romanian, Serbian, Croatian, and Slovakian.