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Between rail and water

September 24, 2019

8-channel spatialized work

Composer: Steve Ashby

Year of Composition: 2017
Instrumentation: field recordings
Type of Electronics: Fixed

Number of Channels: 8
Duration: 90 minutes
Video Component: None

Recording

Between Rail and Water is a long form, spatialized, multi-channel sound work that creates a connection between two important cultural points of the city: railways, and the river. Eight speakers will be placed equidistant around the room, two along each wall, to create an immersive, continual sonic environment.  Materials include field recordings collected from the Richmond Pump House as well as segments of the former Ashland Trolley Trail.

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