The next reading loop (Wednesday, May 2nd, 7pm, Bloc studios) will be a more experimental workshop, thinking through how a wasteland might be re-thought (and perhaps re-made?) through sound. We’ll be asking not ‘What do we want to see in this space?’, but: ‘What do we want to hear in this space?’ The discussions will feed in to the broader project to develop a live project in a wasteland in the Shalesmoor area of Sheffield.
The session will be led by Adam Denton and Richard Moran.
There is no set text as such for this week; rather, we suggest a variety of materials into which you might like to dip your toes before we start sharing and discussing our ideas!
Text scores by Christian Wolff
Stockhausen and the serial shaping of space (particularly the first 74 pages) –
Urban experiments in soundart and sonic space
Interventionists User Manual
occursus 
Also, see the first essay (‘The historian and his facts’) from EH Carr’s “What is History?” – http://www.scribd.com/doc/69184255/What-is-History-E-H-carr-H
Notation as Art – this is fabulous, beautiful and utterly fascinating. Not the most intellectually rigorous response, perhaps, but am still at the ‘wow’ stage.
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Some fascinating materials here from Occursus – but the Notation as Art material in particular blew me away.