STANKOVIČE REVERIE
Photo by Marie Šrajerová
Staňkovice Reverie is a site-specific composition that reconstructs the sonic narrative of Staňkovice, a village in north-western Bohemia, exploring the intertwining layers of personal, cultural, and historical memory that reverberate in and around the Löbl family.
Tracing the history of the 19th century house, the work weaves together voice fragments of Jan and Eva Löbl, interposing recordings captured in the local area and archival material sourced from shellac records housed in the Ústí nad Labem city archive, creating a dialogue between the land, the architecture, and the people who live there.
Tracing the history of the 19th century house, the work weaves together voice fragments of Jan and Eva Löbl, interposing recordings captured in the local area and archival material sourced from shellac records housed in the Ústí nad Labem city archive, creating a dialogue between the land, the architecture, and the people who live there.
Collaboration with composer and architect Daniel Lythgoe.
Originally composed for higher order ambisonics
22.4 OTTOsonics open platform spatial system
Phonon Residency Programme
Löbl family - Eva and Jan
Spatial Workshops:
Manu Mitterhuber (OTTOsonics)
Felix Deufel (ZiMMT)
Enrique Tomas (TAMLab)
Jiří Suchánek (SVITAVA, FFA BUT)
Jan Krtička (UJEP)
Vít Pokorný (UJEP)
Martin Nitsche (Institute of Philosophy CAS)
Jan Burian
Magdalena Manderlová
Francesco Corvi & Daniele Fabris (spæs lab)
Jakob Gille (IEM Graz)
Jan Hrubeš (Solid Core)
