soundwalk

Location: Largo de São Carlos / Chiado

Fernando Pessoa childhood in Lisbon

Voices: Jerónimo Pizarro, Jorge Louraço, Luís Miguel Nogueira Rosa Dias, Manuela Nogueira, Richard Zenith, Leonor Forjaz, Manuela Parreira da Silva and Sofia Saldanha.

Music:

“All Will See” by Hyson Free Music Archive / License – Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

“Nocturne Op 9 No 2” by Podington Bear Free Music Archive / Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported (CC BY-NC 3.0)

Bibliography:

Fernando Pessoa & CO.: Selected Poems: Edited and translated from the Portuguese by Richard Zenith. New York: Grove Press, 1998

The Selected Prose of Fernando Pessoa, Edited and translated by Richard Zenith. New York: Grove Press, 2001, p. 245.

* Free translation by Eugenia Brito

“I know not what tomorrow will bring – The Fernando Pessoa Audiotour” is a documentary series dedicated to Fernando Pessoa.

Pessoa’s story is told in 15 episodes. Each chapter was created having in mind a geographical location in Lisbon, Portugal, so the listener can experience it in two different ways: through a physical journey or through an imaginary journey.

Voices: André Soares and Sofia Saldanha

In this episode, I wander from Long Island City to Greenpoint with Anna Roberts-Gewalt of the folk group Anna and Elizabeth, and we talk about how turning the volume of the city UP sometimes makes all the more sense.

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Part I - ThePrimeSpot.com's TPSradio.org Presents interviews of two members of FLOOD, Producers of SOUNDWALK.org Description of event happening Saturday Sept 22, 2007 in the EastVillageArtsDistrict.org

Interesting behind the scenes, listing of upcoming Artists and matching performance venues. Opening music by local band SlippersMusic.net "Audible Traffic" soundwalk clip by 3:1 (members: Ida Hede Bertelsen, Stine Hebert, Mikkel Meyer & Ursula Nistrip).


Originally 1 hour and 15 minutes, audio editor Chris Urquidi deleted a whirring sound casued by electronic feedback in the studio, my one syllable exclamations, and our technical difficulties for this 42 minute podcast.

FLOOD thanks the Arts Council for Long Beach and the DLBA (Downtown Long Beach Associates). ThePrimeSpot.com thanks Avi from CSULB's kbeach.org, Judy Baker and Doug Wood from LBCTelevision for recording the broadcast via Charter Communications, and audio guru Chris Urquidi!

You are welcome to enjoy the full 1 hour+ DVD at 9pm Sat Sept 22nd at 117 Linden Avenue inside GalleryEleven/Seven or upon demand (call 562-804-5625).

NOTE: Part II of TPSradio.org featured Soundwalk.com's 9/11 audio tour of Ground Zero narrated by Paul Auster. (This "yearly broadcast" on TPSradio is NOT included in this podcast).

Stay tuned for "More of Marco" including an indepth description of his intallation...