Reciprocal Listening - Making Waves

As part of World Listening Day on July 18 NAISA hosted three online meet ups where participants produced soundscape recordings in their home environments inspired by a text score by composer Tina Pearson called Towards a Reciprocal Listening. Through this edition of Making Waves we will share the soundscapes collected by the participants along side their commentary reflecting on their experiences at the location and personal responses to the text score.The soundscapes heard in the program can be explored on Radio Aporee. In order of appearance are the following commentaries and contributions: 8 Wendigo Way, Toronto with Wendalyn Bartley; 26 Dension Square, Kensington Market, Toronto with Francisca Duran; Taylor Creek Park, Toronto with James Bailey; Simcoe Park Bioswale in Niagara on the Lake, Ontario with Elizabeth Chitty; Breakwater Park in Kingston, Ontario with Matthew Rogalsky; PaderKletter Park, Paderborn, Germany with Flo Krapoth; Westmount Park, Montreal, Quebec with Micheline Durocher; 1358 35th Ave, San Francisco, CA with Brenda Hutchinson and Cattle Point Tidal Pool, Victoria, BC with Tina Pearson.