Requiem for Radio – Canadian Electroacoustic Community eContact Journal 20.3 January 2020
Cineflux Symposium 2014 “The Old New”
Panel “Acoustic Spaces”
Robert Bean, NSCAD
Helen Pridmore, Mount Allison University
Lukas Pearse NSCAD
David Cecchetto York University
Lukas Pearse “Sounds in Space! “
Abstract: Our ability to localize sound is key to much of our sensorial experience and construction of time-based meaning, and the physical placement of sound sources have always been an element of our experience of performance. Yet the evolution of sound recording and playback methods have significantly altered what is possible, requiring reassessment of what we actually desire and derive from spatialized sound, recognizing the motives behind historical conventions. Inquiry into our experiential relationship to varieties of spatialized sound reproduction is the theme considered by “Sound in Space”.
Lukas Pearse has written numerous entries for the forthcoming Grove Dictionary of American Music, working with Dr. Jacqueline Warwick, including entries on the following artists:
The Funk Brothers
Yo La Tengo
Rick James
Carole Kaye
Meshell Ndegeocello
The Dead Kennedys
Bad Brains
Black Flag
Violent Femmes