I contributed a field recording to Mary Jey’s show on Sounds of Destruction for this month’s Giant Ear broadcast on Sunday, June 28 from 7-9pm (Eastern). Listen on free103point9.org (streamed on the net).

Please note that the time is US Eastern time.

Giant Ear is curated and organized by the New York Society for Acoustic Ecology.

Eric

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From: Mary Jeys <maryjeys [at] gmail.com>
Date: Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 1:28 PM
Subject: Sounds of Destruction- radio from Free 103.9
To: <mary [at] maryjeys.com>
Hello Friends,

I’ve just finished uploading my radio piece for this Sunday’s Giant
Ear))) show on Free 103.9. The show will air tomorrow, Sunday from
7-9pm. If you miss the first airing, it will play again in the same
slot for the following three Sundays. In addition, you can find the
.mp3 link to download or stream here:

http://www.free103point9.org/events/2149/

Thanks for listening. It is a two-hour show … On destruction: the
scuzziest, dirtiest, grindiest show yet. Be prepared. Lock the doors.

Cheers,
Mary

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The Locustream Audio Tardis is being shown and played at La Force de l’Art 02 in Paris downtown (Grand-Palais) now until May 17.

http://locusonus.org/soundmap/

Locus Sonus : Locustream Audio Tardis
A live journey through a worldwide network of open microphones:

A rapid, imaginary journey between various open mikes of the Locustream project, initiated by the Locus Sonus lab. All the sounds that you hear were transmitted live from the distant locations where volunteers taking part in the project have set up microphones which permanently stream their chosen soundscape via the web. By switching from stream to stream and automatically sequencing the sound diffusion of each available Locustream webmics, we propose an analogy to the actual listening experience which you can experience for yourself on the Locustream Sound Map if you chose to listen to the Locus Sonus streams on a daily basis.
In parallel of the sound diffusion of each webmic, a black screen shows the name of the ‘locustreamer”, his location and the local time. The Tardis online process is automatic and reads the available streams.

After May 17 the Locustream Sound Map remains on and open not only for you to listen but  participate by becoming a “web-miker.”

My personal participation includes the “chicago_westside” stream, and by co-directing the collaboration of the World Listening Project and Locus Sonus.

On April 4th WFMU threw a launch party for its FreeMusicArchive.org, a curated blog site for free and legally downloadable music. WFMU is currently the longest running freeform radio station in the United States. It is listener-supported, broadcasting at 91.1 FM in New York, at 90.1 FM in the Hudson Valley, and on the Internet with a wealth of online offerings. Among them is “Beware of the Blog.” Here’s its February 20 post about the launch party for the Free Music Archive.

The Free Music Archive offers free downloads under Creative Commons and other licenses. Here is the direct link to my tracks on the Free Music Archive: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Eric_Leonardson/

If you would like to hear more of my music and sound work on this archive, let me know. I can be encouraged to release more. Many audio excerpts from my past performances and compositions are also on my “composer & performer” page, with record releases listed on my discography page.

The Free Music Archive is also curated by KEXP, Issue Project Room, and Halas.am.

The World Listening Project and Locus Sonus are collaborating to populate the Locustream Map at http://nujus.net/~locusonus/site/streams/map/

You are invited to particpate. How-to info is provided here:  http://locusonus.org/w/index.php?page=Locustream+Participation

Two events using the Locustream are underway in Hong Kong, from April 26th to May 3rd, and then in Paris, from May 14th to 20th.

More info about…

…World Listening Project: http://www.worldlisteningproject.org

…Locus Sonus:  http://locusonus.org/

My stream is Locustream @ chicago_westside.ogg

Even if you don’t care to open a web-mic, you can still visit and listen to the open web-mic streams.

Members of the World Listening Project will be on Chicago’s WLUW 88.7 Loyola radio program Something Else hosted by Philip Von Zweck this Sunday night at 10PM Central (GMT -6) on April 5th. Field recordings by WLP members will be aired and news of upcoming events provided.

If you live outside the broadcast radius of WLUW, you can still listen to the Internet stream: http://wluw.streamguys.net/listen.pls

Trilogy is a weekly radio show for new and experimental music that airs from 9 to 10 p.m. PDT on Wednesdays on KXLU 88.9 FM Los Angeles. It also streams live around the globe at www.kxlu.com.

This Wednesday March 11, 2009 join host Bonnie Barnett for an evening of recent acquisitions, including:

• the electroacoustic work of Eric Leonardson

• a new release on the Dreamscape label of music by Shades of Time (Steve Gorn, Raul Tudon & Georg Hofmann)

• new releases from Cold Blue Records and Porter Records

On Friday, December 5 Jérôme Joy played “Sobralasolas! Episode 1” on Free Radio SAIC. This 80-minute radio-opera was created in collaboration with Dinahbird, Caroline Bouissou, Björn Eriksson, Kaffe Matthews, and Gregory Whitehead. Afterward, I joined Jérôme for a wonderful 30-minute performance on my Springboard. Jérôme played lapotop. This programs ran for two hours. Listen here on the Free Radio SAIC archives: http://freeradiosaic.org/radio/archives/125/

“Sobralasolas! Episode 1” is to be released soon as a CD on Avatar.

3—5:00 PM, Friday, December 5 with Jérôme Joy on Free Radio SAIC

7:30 PM, Monday, December 8 with Will Soderberg at Myopic Books

Friday, December 5, 03:00 PM US Central Time (GMT -6) — Jérôme Joy from the Locus Sonus project webcasts “Sobralasolas ! episode 1”, his networked radio play produced in collaboration with Dinahbird (Bird), Caroline Bouissou (Caroline), Björn Eriksson (Miulew), Kaffe Matthews (Mademoiselle Jaune) and Gregory Whitehead (Têteblanche). Jérôme then joins Eric Leonardson for discussion of the new partnership of Locus Sonus  and the World Listening Project, concluding the program with an improvised musical duet of invented instruments and laptop.

Listen in on http://freeradiosaic.org

Program, running from 3 pm to 5 pm:

Monday, December 8 7:30 PM - Myopic Books with Will Soderberg (MIDI guitar, micromoog)

The Free Radio SAIC Archives are up now at http://freeradiosaic.org/radio/archives/

Listen to the November 6th performance by my Intro To Sound students via the above link or direct link to Ear Beer at http://freeradiosaic.org/radio/archives/76/

poster design by Hae-Sung Chung

Tune in to Ear Beer, a live experiment in radio and sound webcast on Free Radio SAIC, produced and performed by my Introduction To Sound students.

When: 2:00 to 3:00 pm [US CST (GMT -6)] Thursday, November 6, 2008

Where: http://freeradiosaic.org

We will enjoy hearing your feedback during the show. Please call
312.345.3805 or log-in and use the real-time messaging.

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