During the last three months, Sound Studies Interdisciplinary Journal has been publishing some articles of their Volume 2, an special issue on Sonic Skills in Cultural Contexts: Theories, Practices and Materialities of Listening, edited by Joeri Bruyninckx and Alexandra Supper.
It can be read and download openly at Taylor & Francis, where other recent articles have been added recently.
Contents
Guest Editorial
- Sonic skills in cultural contexts: theories, practices and materialities of listening
Joeri Bruyninckx & Alexandra Supper
Articles
- Sounds inside: prison, prisoners and acoustical agency
Tom Rice - A sounding monument: how a new organ became old
Peter Peters & Darryl Cressman - “Bring on Sector Two!” The sounds of bent and broken circuits
Trevor Pinch - Museums of sound: audio bird guides and the pleasures of knowledge
Rachel Mundy - Lobbying for the ear, listening with the whole body: the (anti-)visual culture of sonification
Alexandra Supper
Book Reviews
- Vocality at the crossroads of disciplines: Cathy Berberian’s pioneering work
Konstantinos Thomaidis - Dissonant discourses
Peter Krapp - Experimentalism materialised and dematerialised
Ryan Dohoney - Ethnomusicology and the refusal of mastery
Chris Tonelli
Sound Reviews
- Silent by design? Tesla’s Model S and the discourse on electric vehicle sound
Stefan Krebs - Chicago house music, from dance floor to museum: the Frankie Knuckles Vinyl Collection
Maria Perevedentseva & Luis-Manuel Garcia - The Roaring Twenties online
Daniel Morat - Adventures in sonic publishing: Provoke! Digital Sound Studies
Felix Gerloff - Europeana Sounds: an interface into European sound archives
Ricarda Franzen
