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Sprechgesang
by Jazz Moreton
A podcast by Jazz Moreton, mainly on how surviving a stroke at the age of thirteen took her ability to talk before learning to sing saved her.
Episodes
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats panel discussion
Panel discussion
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In Pursuit of Repetitive Beats talk
Talk featuring question from Jazz Moreton
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XR Christmas carolling
This is made up of recordings from an Extinction Rebellion demonstration outside Barclays Bank in Coventry City Centre
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Bits from the Turner Prize
Lots of bits of audio from the Turner Prize 2021 in Coventry
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Sprechgesang introduction
Intro to my podcast
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Turner Prize Gentle/Radical
Recording in the gallery
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Luke Jerram
Cov Cathedral 6 Nov
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Rehearsal
Rehearsal for a talk for City of Culture/Reform the Norm/Story of Us. Read from a script.
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EXERPT FOR COMMUNITY RADIO CONFERENCE
Put together very quickly!
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A Celtic song learnt on a protest march from memory
Learnt on a march, forgotten immediately.
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Covid causes stroke
Tearful speech. May be harder (than usual!) to understand.
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Biennial opening
A recording of Coventry Biennial's opening event
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Tired after half marathon training
Me talking tiredly!
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Seagull ska
Stuff for my current residency
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Seagulls in the most landlocked city in the country (for Alan)
This was recorded from my front window as I was writing an email to do with sprechtgesang! It's actually for a different project: I was just using Anchor to take the recording!
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Stammering and my mental health
I'm not upset that I stammer, but by how I am perceived when I stammer.
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Discursive Ability- the full, edited version
I created this audio piece as the culmination of a socially-engaged project that involved me holding recorded conversations with other local people that have disabilities for Coventry Biennial of Contemporary Art 2019. It was a complete pleasure to work with all the participants, and it was...
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Tired speech
I wanted to document how I sound when I'm tired. I think I sound slower and more laboured because I'm starting from a point of having low energy so talking takes up what's left!
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Speech and other people's perceptions
Unrehearsed monologue looking at speech discrimination before moving onto singing and how it enables the fluency that is missing from (my) speech
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On being shit at small talk
An unscripted monologue on why I don't do small talk.
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Flaccid dysarthria and a stammer
On discovering that I don't just have a stammer.
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Short note on having joined STAMMA
Really quick episode- I just wanted to say one thing!
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My Coronavirus vaccine experience
The covid vaccine is safe!
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
A podcast by Jazz Moreton, mainly on how surviving a stroke at the age of thirteen took her ability to talk before learning to sing saved her.
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