On Friday 3 April, Rewire and The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision’s RE:VIVE initiative will present the symposium Instrumental Shifts: The Sonic Landscape. A one day academic symposium divided into three strands: Sound and the Natural World, Sound and Society, and Preservation and Presentation. The programme features BBC nature recordist Chris Watson, electroacoustic researcher Jérôme Sueur, composer and Embassy of the North Sea curator Harpo ‘t Hart, Professor Marcel Cobussen from the University of Leiden, PhD candidate at the University of Amsterdam School of Heritage and Memory Studies Pamela Jordan, Dr. Umberto Olcese from the Cognitive and Systems Neuroscience Group at the University of Amsterdam, researcher and master student of The Hague’s ArtScience Interfaculty Sebastien Robert, Dr. Hannah Bosma from the University of Amsterdam, Dr. Willem-Pier Vellinga from the Xeno-canto database, and composer Evelien van den Broek. *The symposium is free for Festival Pass holders and Friday Pass holders. €10 regular price/€5 student.

Symposium: Instrumental Shifts - The Sonic Landscape
Date: Friday 3 April
Venue: Beeld en Geluid Den Haag (https://denhaag.beeldengeluid.nl/)
Address: Zeestraat 82
Time: 10.00 - 17.00
Entrance: €10 regular / €5 students / free for Rewire 2020 festival pass and Friday pass holders

Instrumental Shifts - The Sonic Landscape is part of Rewire 2020