Theremin Autumn Academy in Lippstadt/Germany
Can’t find my translator but the mix itself is great and well worth the listen / visit.
On this playlist are;
Clara Rockmore
Olivia Block
Meg Bowles
Xelomen
Kathy Raimey
Ryo Utasato
Cadenced Haven
Not technically within the remit of Feminatronic but an interesting article all the same about sound and acoustics and female pioneers in this field. All relevant to me and as visitors will know, Feminatronic is fairly eclectic… I do suggest you read the comments as well.
In March, the Royal Society ran an “edit-a-thon”, to create and improve Wikipedia entries for female scientists and engineers. It got me thinking about who the past heroines of acoustics might be. But as I went through a list of historical figures, Fourier, Helmholtz, Lord Rayleigh, I found it difficult to think of a female example. Do you have any suggestions?
Although there is still an imbalance between the number of male and female acousticians today, at least I can think of some examples of women at the top of their profession, including the current President of the Institute of Acoustics (Prof Bridget Shield) and the President of the Royal Academy of Engineering, Prof Anne Dowling (who works in aeroacoustics).
Feeling embarrassed that I couldn’t think of one famous female acoustician from history, I thought I’d do some research, and found three examples.
Germain (1776-1831) was a French mathematician who studied plate vibrations. She…
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Fatcat’s split series has been ongoing since 1997, and after this 12″ is released, only one will remain. The series predates the digital age and has managed to last into the vinyl resurgence. Previous installments have featured Third Eye Foundation, Fennesz and Kemialliset Ystävät, proof of the label’s dynamic choices. Katie Gately and Tlaotlon continue in this tradition, offering sounds that are simultaneously fresh and mysterious.
Katie Gately was last heard on a 7″ split lathe cut from FET Press, who brought us the stellar Line Drawings not too long ago. On “FAR”, Gately’s experiments in voice lead her to strange places: echoes, doublings, stutters, drones. Prior to this, and more widely circulated, came a self-titled mini-album on Public Information and a critically acclaimed cassette on Blue Tapes. These stunning salvos were declarations of a major new artist, straddling the fields of experimentation and electronics, doing the sort of…
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On this playlist are:
Joan Le Barbara
Julia Holter
Celestial View
Lesley Flannigan
Maddalena Fagandini
Sabine Klare
Tujiko Noriko
Deeplistening Band
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