EP17: Ludwig Berger

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Martyn Ware and Cherub Sanson

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We at SoundPower are all for empirically proven ‘facts’ re the power of sound, but historically many skeptics are proved wrong as the sum of human knowledge increases… in other words, “we don’t know what we don’t know.” Every person has intuition and confirmation bias, yet advancement also needs testable theories. There are leaders and followers, but we must test any claims about sound’s healing to validate solid theories and weed out the rest. We want this podcast to advance human knowledge for the good of all, bring us closer, and resist division. Bring it on!

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EP17: Ludwig Berger

SoundPower

1 hour 15 minutes 51 seconds

1 week ago

EP17: Ludwig Berger

This exciting episode of SoundPower features Ludwig Berger, landscape sound artist, musician and educator exploring the sonic and vibratory dimensions of landscapes.

His practice listens with plants, insects, trees and ice, revealing small-scale and often inaudible processes through installations, compositions and performances.

Recent work includes Melting Landscapes and Crying Glacier, projects that bring the inner sounds of Swiss glaciers to our ears. He also researches and teaches in the field, and has curated the landscape sound festival Sonic Topologies in Zurich.

Ladies and gentlemen… the wonderful Ludwig Berger.

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