Ep 10 - Presence by Sir Harold Marshall

Episode 11 of the Talking Acoustics podcast, hosted by Matthew Ottley, titled "Ep 10 - Presence by Sir Harold Marshall" was published on October 30, 2018 and runs 28 minutes.

October 30, 2018 ·28m · Talking Acoustics

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Summary

This episode is a recording of a presentation delivered by Sir Harold Marshall as part of a colloquium on Presence that took place in Auckland in July 2018. The presentation is entitled 'The Oblique Imperative: the acoustic dimensions of presence'.

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This episode is a recording of a presentation delivered by Sir Harold Marshall as part of a colloquium on Presence that took place in Auckland in July 2018. The presentation is entitled 'The Oblique Imperative: the acoustic dimensions of presence'.

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