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Rachel Larsen-Jones - The Rewilding Melody
In today’s episode we’re meeting Rachel Larsen-Jones, a sound artist and wildlife sound recordist from Wales, who worked on Segment 4 of the river Lech. Segment 4 is one of the most ecologically significant stretches of the river — a place
Warren Anthony - Sedimental threads
In today’s episode we’re having a chat with Warren Anthony, a sound artist and musician based near Vancouver, Canada, who goes by the artist name Bleeptwig. Warren worked on Segment 25 — the final stretch of the river Lech, where it meets t
Ilaria Boffa - In the Arms of Weirs
In this episode we meet Ilaria Boffa, a poet and sound artist based in Padua, Italy. Her latest bilingual (ENG/ITA) poetry book, Beginning & Other Tragedies/Inizi e Altre Tragedie (https://valleypressuk.com/products/beginnings-other-tragedi
KLONK - Cross Flow
In this episode we meet Gerald Fiebig, one half of KLONK, a duo based in Augsburg, Germany. They chose to work on the segment of the river Lech running through their city, whose waters feed a network of canals that has been instrumental to
Judith Mann - 49secLech
Today we meet Judith Mann, a musician from near Hamburg, Germany. She worked on the section 12 of the river Lech, which corresponds to the Forggensee, the largest reservoir on the river. When we did our research before our trip along the ri
Sascha Stadlmeier - Weir
In this episode we meet Sascha Stadlmeier, a composer, musician, and label owner, from Augsburg, Germany, a city that happens to sit along the river Lech. For our project he worked on the segment of the river running through Landsberg. The
Andy Billington - The River Reflects our Lives
Today we chat with Andy Billington, an artist from Leicestershire in the Midlands, UK, who worked on Segment 2 of the river Lech. Andy talks to us about his creative process, which not only produced the composition we’re going to hear in th
Bill McKenna - Lech Waltz
Our guest for this episode is Bill McKenna, a musician who splits his time between Washington DC and Baltimore, Maryland. He chose to work on the first segment of the river, its source, where the fresh water flow between the Alps of the Vor
Aurelien Laville - Clochi-clocha
In this episode we’re going to listen to the work of Aurélien Laville, aka 53cm, a musician from Le Havre, France. He chose to work on segment 18, corresponding to the city of Landsberg. We took the field recording in the city centre while
Paul Beaudoin - Warth
In today’s episode we’re having a chat with Paul Beaudoin on how he approached his work on the first segment of the river. This part of the river Lech is as close as possible to the idea of an alpine paradise: ice-cold waters running throug
Gregory Scheckler - Epfach Round: Andere Zeiten, Andere Landschaft
Gregory worked on Segment 16 of the river, near the town of Epfach (https://maps.app.goo.gl/Xomfsdbi25L9T9kU6). We stopped there for lunch and visited one of the many fish passages built around the dams. It was noon, and the nearby church b
Jeff Düngfelder - A Sense Of Place
In this episode of Flowcast, the podcast of the project Flow, we spoke with Jeff Düngfelder, author of the composition “A Sense of Place”. To know more about Jeff and his work, visit his website: https://umlaut.work/ Here’s a little teaser
